Let the interest rate r and the volatility o > 0 be constant. Let 1 St = So exp t+ oWt be a geometric Brownian motion with mean rate of return u, where the initial stock price So is positive. Let K be a positive constant. Show that, for T > 0, E[e-r" (ST – K)*] = S,N(d4) – Ke-rTN(d_), where So log K 1 1 o² = +p σνΤ + and ry Nw) = L 1 N(y) e-z²/2 dz.

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Let the interest rate r and the volatility σ > 0 be constant. Let

St = S0exp((µ − σ2/2)t + σWt )

be a geometric Brownian motion with mean rate of return µ, where the initial stock price S 0 is positive. Let K be a positive constant. Show that, for T > 0, satisfy the following equation shown in the below picture:

 

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Let the interest rate r and the volatility o > 0 be constant. Let
((---) + ow.)
1
St = So exp
be a geometric Brownian motion with mean rate of return u, where the initial stock price S is positive. Let K be a
positive constant. Show that, for T > 0,
E[e¬r"(ST – K)+] = S,N(d+) – Ke¬r"N(d_),
-rT
-
where
(2) (
So
+
K
1
1
d+
log
T
oVT
and
1
N(y) =
/2T
e-=2/2 dz.
Transcribed Image Text:Let the interest rate r and the volatility o > 0 be constant. Let ((---) + ow.) 1 St = So exp be a geometric Brownian motion with mean rate of return u, where the initial stock price S is positive. Let K be a positive constant. Show that, for T > 0, E[e¬r"(ST – K)+] = S,N(d+) – Ke¬r"N(d_), -rT - where (2) ( So + K 1 1 d+ log T oVT and 1 N(y) = /2T e-=2/2 dz.
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