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Causal Price-of-Risk Mandates under Overlapping Information
We study whether causal risk mandates constructed from overlapping information blocks can be implemented by one self-financing portfolio that is optimal under pooled information. In an incomplete continuous Brownian market, signal-responsive exposures are projected onto traded Brownian directions an
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