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''Speaker:'' '''[https://soner.princeton.edu Mete Soner]''', Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Princeton University ''Speaker:'' '''[https://soner.princeton.edu Mete Soner]''', Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Princeton University
-''Title:'' Trading with impact+''Title:'' Trading with impact ''[https://siam.zoom.us/rec/share/2_dEPoz6_HJIcLft2HvnBIANOqf_aaa80HdP_Pdcn0epuu7kisj8nlhh1FyNYiyu?startTime=1587055339000 Recorded Video]''
''Abstract:'' It is well known that large trades cause unfavorable price impact resulting in trading losses. These losses are particularly high when the underlying instrument is not liquid enough or when the trade size is large. Other type of market frictions such as transaction costs also cause similar effects. When one considers hedging or portfolio management or equilibrium models these effects must be taken into account. After describing widely used approaches of Cetin, Jarrow & Protter and Almgren & Chris, I first study the impact of resilience and then the structure of the optimal portfolios. This talk will be a summary of many results obtained jointly with many people including, Peter Bank, Bruno Bouchard, Umut Cetin, Ludovic Moreau, Johannes Muhle-Karbe, Nizar Touzi and Moritz Voss. ''Abstract:'' It is well known that large trades cause unfavorable price impact resulting in trading losses. These losses are particularly high when the underlying instrument is not liquid enough or when the trade size is large. Other type of market frictions such as transaction costs also cause similar effects. When one considers hedging or portfolio management or equilibrium models these effects must be taken into account. After describing widely used approaches of Cetin, Jarrow & Protter and Almgren & Chris, I first study the impact of resilience and then the structure of the optimal portfolios. This talk will be a summary of many results obtained jointly with many people including, Peter Bank, Bruno Bouchard, Umut Cetin, Ludovic Moreau, Johannes Muhle-Karbe, Nizar Touzi and Moritz Voss.
''Host and moderator:'' '''[http://sebastian.statistics.utoronto.ca/ Sebastian Jaimungal]''', Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Toronto ''Host and moderator:'' '''[http://sebastian.statistics.utoronto.ca/ Sebastian Jaimungal]''', Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Toronto
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SIAG/FME virtual seminars series

The talks are open to the public, and due to security reasons, all attendees have to register by following the link https://siam.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_s8rIcHwiS-uPM3Dkuok-Wg The link contains also detailed information about the talk. The registration is quick (asks only for your name and email), and once registered, you will receive an email with the link to the meeting(s), which is unique to you, so please do not share that email. The registration is valid for all talks till end of May, and you will receive a reminder about the future talks.


Thursday, April 30, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4); Registration Link

Speaker: Blanka Horvath, Department of Mathematics, King's College London, UK

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Thursday, May 14, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4);

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Thursday, May 28, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4);

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Thursday, June 11, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4);

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Thursday, June 25, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4);

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Thursday, July 09, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4);

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Past Seminars

Thursday, April 16, 2020, 1PM-2PM (Eastern US; GMT-4)

Speaker: Mete Soner, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Princeton University

Title: Trading with impact Recorded Video

Abstract: It is well known that large trades cause unfavorable price impact resulting in trading losses. These losses are particularly high when the underlying instrument is not liquid enough or when the trade size is large. Other type of market frictions such as transaction costs also cause similar effects. When one considers hedging or portfolio management or equilibrium models these effects must be taken into account. After describing widely used approaches of Cetin, Jarrow & Protter and Almgren & Chris, I first study the impact of resilience and then the structure of the optimal portfolios. This talk will be a summary of many results obtained jointly with many people including, Peter Bank, Bruno Bouchard, Umut Cetin, Ludovic Moreau, Johannes Muhle-Karbe, Nizar Touzi and Moritz Voss.

Host and moderator: Sebastian Jaimungal, Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Toronto

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