Mean-Variance Hedging for General Claims

Abstract

We consider a hedger with a mean-variance objective who faces a random loss at a fixed time. The size of this loss depends quite generally on two correlated asset prices, while only one of them is available for hedging purposes. We present a simple solution of this hedging problem by introducing the intrinsic value process of a contingent claim.

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