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American Passport options in an exponential Lévy model
In this paper we examine the problem of valuing an exotic derivative known as
the American passport option where the underlying is driven by a L\'evy
process. The passport option is a call option on a trading account. We derive
the pricing equation, using the dynamic programming principle, and prove that
the option value is a viscosity solution of variational inequality. We also
establish the comparison principle, which yields uniqueness and the convexity
of the viscosity solution.