Abstract
This paper examines the optimal consumption and investment problem for a ‘large investor’, who possesses information about the terminal values of the components of the Brownian motion, possibly distorted by ‘noise’. Existence of optimal policies is established using martingale and duality techniques under general assumptions on the securities’ price process and the investor's preferences. Explicit solutions are provided for specific cases involving an agent with logarithmic utilities.
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