easy · FRM Part 1 Financial Markets and Products
Under put-call parity, what happens if the spot price S_0 equals the present value of the strike price Ke^-rT?
- The options must both be trading at their intrinsic value
- The market must be in backwardation
- The European call price must equal the European put price
- The volatility σ must be zero
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