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the appropriate risk-minimizing hedge ratio is the beta of the spot price on the futures price, To estimate , we start with the equilibrium forward pricing mechanism when the underlier pays a proportional dividend yield. It says that where Pt is the spot price and is the forward price today (time=t
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and/or selling pressure that will change prices as they attempt to reach an equilibrium. In brief, there does not exist a consistent, linear, positive pricing mechanism in the presence of arbitrage opportunities. To put the Binomial option pricing model in context, we recall the distinction between two kinds of models, ROP
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we discussed in Chapter 4, section 4.6.1. This is a critical assumption, and it is needed to generate at least one positive, linear pricing mechanism. In other words, one cannot reasonably price financial instruments in a market that admits arbitrage. 13.5.2 Tool 2, Complete Markets or Replicability and
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discuss in Chapter 15, section 15.1. Or they could be a stock and a riskless bond. The key point is that all arbitrage-free pricing mechanisms yield the same, therefore unique, price on replicable claims. A market is complete if all reasonable contingent claims are replicable. That is, they can be
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to uniquely price derivative securities. That is, no-arbitrage is not a sufficient condition for uniquely pricing derivative securities. There are generally many linear, positive pricing mechanisms, all consistent with no-arbitrage, for non-replicable financial claims! Another way to say this is that in an incomplete market, there can be many
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because no linear, positive pricing mechanism exists in that world. In that case, hedging also hardly makes sense. Once we have a replicating portfolio, then market completeness implies that its price
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), (FTAP2), then gives us uniqueness of the pricing mechanism. As noted, replication is just another word for hedging. Replication gives us the ability to actually determine the unique price of the derivative security. Why?
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(N=1). But it is important to recognize that, in complete markets, there can only be one arbitrage-free price for each contingent claim. All pricing mechanisms, while they might look different, will produce exactly the same price on replicable claims. We know that there is a no-arbitrage price, because we
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-arbitrage condition, we have little hope of pricing even the instruments underlying derivatives, because the first FTAP1 tells us that there is no linear, positive pricing mechanism (EMM) when the market permits arbitrage. There would not even be state prices! No-arbitrage is certainly the basis for pricing financial instruments, and arbitrage
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Chapter 15, that the existence of a linear, positive pricing mechanism that can be used to price all contingent claims (including the underlying asset), is equivalent to the existence of an EMM for the discounted, underlying
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pricing, without making further assumptions. Therefore, all that we can prove by using the no-arbitrage assumption only, is that there exists a linear, positive pricing mechanism that can be used to price all assets. Or the existence of an EMM for the discounted underlying price process, which is the same thing
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’. A reader might easily interpret this as ‘uniquely priced by arbitrage’, since most readers probably don’t think in terms of non-uniqueness of the pricing mechanism in a world of no-arbitrage. However, no claim is uniquely priced by arbitrage, unless it is replicable (FTAP2). Of course, we can’t do
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portfolio, which is a direct consequence of the assumption of no-arbitrage (or at least of the law of one price (LOP)). Knowing that the pricing mechanism is unique if it exists is nice but rather empty, except in a mathematical sense. However, also as discussed, if we want to claim unique
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priced within the Black–Scholes scenario. 17.2 FORMAL RISK-NEUTRAL VALUATION WITHOUT REPLICATION 17.2.1 Constructing EMMs Once we have a linear, positive pricing mechanism, it is an easy exercise to determine ‘risk-neutral probabilities’ and an EMM. At this point, it is useful to revisit Chapter 15, section 15
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equivalent ‘formally risk-neutral’ representation of such prices (an EMM). There will be as many EMMs (risk-neutral representations) as there are non-risk neutral pricing mechanisms implied by no-arbitrage. Note that no-arbitrage (FTAP1) does not say that the only way to price assets in an arbitrage-free market is
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when discounted by 1+r. It doesn’t follow that this construction represents the only way to derive an EMM from a given, positive linear pricing mechanism. There would be many EMMs for the state prices if they were not replicable in terms of some given (exogenous) assets. 17.2.2 Interpreting
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different ‘market’ price of risk for each security i, for each investor j. But then, there would be a corresponding number of multiple, linear, positive pricing mechanisms. Turning to completeness (replicability), it follows that uniqueness of the Sharpe ratio (MPR) implies uniqueness of the EMM for the discounted price process, and vice
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-neutralization of 604; preference-free risk-neutral valuation 598, 600; price contingent claims with unhedgeable risks 599–601; pricing by arbitrage and FTAP2 597–8; pricing mechanism 596; relative risks of hedge portfolio’s return, analysis of 618–24; risk-averse investor in hedge portfolio, role of risk premia for 620–4
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