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Market Consistent Pricing of Insurance Products

Semyon Malamud

We present the ﬁrst step in a program to develop a comprehen- sive, uniﬁed equilibrium theory of asset and liability pricing. We give a mathematical framework for pricing insurance products in a multiperiod ﬁnancial market. This framework reﬂects classical ...

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This thesis describes the development of three conceptual models built to serve as decision support tools in liberalised electricity markets. The introduction of competition, higher uncertainty and decentralised planning requires new planning and analysis ...

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Market price of risk specifications for affine models: Theory and evidence

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We extend the standard specification of the market price of risk for affine yield models, and apply it to U.S. Treasury data. Our specification often provides better fit, sometimes with very high statistical significance. The improved fit comes from the ti ...

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A column generation algorithm for disrupted airline schedules

Michel Bierlaire, Matteo Salani, Niklaus Eggenberg

We consider the recovery of an airline schedule after an unforeseen event, called {\em disruption}, that makes the planned schedule unfeasible. In particular we consider the aircraft recovery problem for a heterogeneous fleet of aircrafts, made of regular ...

2007

Column Generation Methods for Disrupted Airline Schedules

Michel Bierlaire, Matteo Salani, Niklaus Eggenberg

We consider the recovery of an airline schedule after an unforeseen event, commonly called disruption, that makes the planned schedule unfeasible. In particular we consider the aircraft recovery problem for a heterogeneous fleet of aircrafts, made of regul ...

2007

Satisfying Customer Preferences via Mass Customization and Mass Production

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Two operational formats namely mass customization and mass production can be implemented to satisfy customer preference-based demand. The mass customization system consists of two stages: the initial build-to-stock phase and the final customize-to-order ph ...

2006

Modelling generation capacity margin as a dynamic control problem

In this paper generation investment process in a liberalised electricity market is simulated as a dynamic control problem with prices, both current and predicted, acting as a feedback variable. Market price is modelled as a function of the capacity margin ...

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Success and failure factors of collaborative networks of SME

Michel Pouly, Frédéric Monnier

The enterprises active in the industrial subcontracting branch are in a very competitive market and support large pressures on their prices and delivery schedules. The arrival on the market of suppliers from low-cost countries like Eastern Europe or the Fa ...

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Success and failure factors of collaborative networks of SME

Michel Pouly, Frédéric Monnier

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Excess demand and equilibration in multi-security financial markets: The empirical evidence

Price dynamics are studied in a dataset of more than 11,000 transactions from large-scale financial markets experiments with multiple risky securities. The aim is to determine whether a few simple principles govern equilibration. We first ask whether price ...

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