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Optimal Reinsurance-Dividend Strategy with Fixed Transaction Costs in a Regime-Switching Brownian Risk Model: A Viscosity Solution to the Impulse Control Problem
We consider a problem of optimal proportional reinsurance-dividend distribution under a Brownian risk model, where both the drift and volatility coefficients are subject to endogenous regime-switching. Dividend payments are subject to fixed transaction costs. The problem is formulated as a two-dimen
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