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Risk-Neutral Probabilities 6 Examples of Risk-Neutral Pricing With the risk-neutral probabilities, the price of an asset is its expected payoff multiplied by the riskless zero price, i.e., discounted at the riskless rate: call option: Class Problem: Price the put option with payoffs K u =2.71 and K d =0 using the risk-neutral probabilities. €

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