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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 44 / 4 / b / Solution

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Apply the Itô product rule and the quadratic covariation rule for a stochastic integral. The finite variation consumption term has zero quadratic covariation with Z, so
d[Z,X]t​=∑i​Hti​d[Z,Pi]t​.
(1)
Using X=H⋅P and the wealth equation,
d(ZX)​=ZdX+XdZ+d[Z,X]=H⋅(ZdP+PdZ+d[Z,P])−Zcdt.​
(2)
Thus the deflated wealth equation with consumption is
d(Zt​Xt​)=Ht​⋅d(Zt​Pt​)−Zt​ct​dt.​
(3)
No finite variation assumption on H is needed: the self-financing equation and the stochastic-integral quadratic covariation rule already incorporate the portfolio's financing constraint.

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