Abstract

A continuous-time mean-variance portfolio selection model is formulated with multiple risky assets and one liability under discontinuous prices which follow jump-diffusion processes in an incomplete market. The correlations between the risky assets and the liability are considered. The corresponding Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman equation of the problem is presented. The optimal dynamic strategy and the efficient frontier in closed forms are derived explicitly by using stochastic linear-quadratic control technique. Finally, the effects on efficient frontier under the value-at-risk constraint are illustrated.

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