Suppose that there is some certain return I with the same utility as A, i.e., U
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Suppose that there is some certain return I∗ with the same utility as A, i.e.,
¯U
(A) = U(I∗
). Also, assume that this certainty equivalent return I∗ is less than the actuarial value of A. What does this tell you about the investor? How much is the investor willing to pay as insurance against the risk of A?
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Investment Valuation And Asset Pricing Models And Methods
ISBN: 9783031167836
1st Edition
Authors: James W. Kolari, Seppo Pynnönen
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