easy · Quantitative Finance microstructure-arb

According to the principle of risk-neutral valuation, the price of a derivative is the expected value of its discounted payoff.

Which drift rate must be used for the underlying asset when calculating this expectation?

  1. The dividend yield q.
  2. The risk-free rate r.
  3. The real-world expected return μ.
  4. The Sharpe Ratio of the asset.

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