We describe a model for the optimization of the issuances of Public Debt securities developed together with the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance. The goal is to find the composition of the portfolio issued every month which minimizes a specific “cost function”. Mathematically speaking, this is a stochastic optimal control problem with strong constraints imposed by national regulations and the Maastricht treaty. The stochastic component of the problem is represented by the evolution of interest rates. At this time the optimizer employs classic Linear Programming techniques. However more sophisticated techniques based on Model Predictive Control strategies are under development.

Optimal Strategies for the Issuances of Public Debt Securities

Adamo M;Bernaschi M;Piccoli B;Vergni D;
2004

Abstract

We describe a model for the optimization of the issuances of Public Debt securities developed together with the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance. The goal is to find the composition of the portfolio issued every month which minimizes a specific “cost function”. Mathematically speaking, this is a stochastic optimal control problem with strong constraints imposed by national regulations and the Maastricht treaty. The stochastic component of the problem is represented by the evolution of interest rates. At this time the optimizer employs classic Linear Programming techniques. However more sophisticated techniques based on Model Predictive Control strategies are under development.
2004
Istituto Applicazioni del Calcolo ''Mauro Picone''
Linear programming
public debt
stochastic control
term structure evolution
ESA95
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