Abstract
We consider the cost of hedging contingent claims in a financial market where the trades of two large investors can move market prices. We provide a characterization of the minimal hedging costs in terms of associated stochastic control problems. We also prove that the minimal hedging cost is a viscosity solution of a corresponding dynamic programming equation in the case of a Markov market model.
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