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Weak time-derivatives and no-arbitrage pricing

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We prove a risk-neutral pricing formula for a large class of semimartingale processes through a novel notion of weak time-differentiability that permits to differentiate adapted processes. In particular, the weak… Click to show full abstract

We prove a risk-neutral pricing formula for a large class of semimartingale processes through a novel notion of weak time-differentiability that permits to differentiate adapted processes. In particular, the weak time-derivative isolates drifts of semimartingales and is null for martingales. Weak time-differentiability enables us to characterize no-arbitrage prices as solutions of differential equations, where interest rates play a key role. Finally, we reformulate the eigenvalue problem of Hansen and Scheinkman (Econometrica 77:177–234, 2009) by employing weak time-derivatives.

Keywords: time; pricing; time derivatives; weak time; derivatives arbitrage

Journal Title: Finance and Stochastics
Year Published: 2018

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