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arXiv q-fin· Yucheng Guo, Qinxin Yan·· 13 hr agoAI Score31

Optimal Loss Allocation and Reflected Free Boundaries in Systemic Risk

Optimal Loss Allocation and Reflected Free Boundaries in Systemic Risk

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This study focuses on the allocation of bank default losses without external capital injection, proving that for all non-decreasing concave terminal payoffs, the "tax the richest" truncation rule is optimal. The study constructs a continuous-time optimal solution through time discretization, characterizes the optimal flow as a novel reflected free boundary problem, and proves the positive time smoothness of the free boundary and the density of surviving banks.

Source:arXiv q-fin · arxiv.org

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