Portfolio Optimization in a Markov Modulated Market ∗

We address a portfolio optimization problem in a Markov modulated market. In this paper both of the terminal expected utility optimization on finite time horizon and risk-sensitive portfolio optimization on finite and infinite time horizon are considered. A numerical procedure is also developed to compute the optimal expected terminal utility for finite horizon problem.

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