The pricing of liabilities in an incomplete market using dynamic mean–variance hedging

In this article the method of pricing the liabilities of a financial institution by means of dynamic mean–variance hedging is applied to the situation of an incomplete market that is nevertheless in equilibrium with homogeneous expectations. For a given stochastic asset–liability model that is consistent with the market, the article shows how to determine the price at which, subject to specified provisos, a prospective transferor or transferee would be indifferent to the transfer of the liabilities.