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We consider an extension of the Kyle and Back's model [Back,
(1992) 387–409; Kyle,
(1985) 1315–1335],
meaning a model for the market with a continuous time risky asset
and asymmetrical information. There are three
financial agents: the market maker, an insider trader (who knows a random
variable which will be revealed at final time) and a non informed
agent. Here we assume that
the non informed agent is strategic, namely he/she uses a utility
function to...
A stochastic “Fubini” lemma and an approximation theorem for
integrals on the plane are used to produce a simulation algorithm
for an anisotropic fractional Brownian sheet. The convergence rate
is given. These results are valuable for any value of the Hurst
parameters Finally, the
approximation process
is iterative on the quarter plane
A sample of such simulations can be used to test estimators
of the parameters = 1,2.
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