AdvancedMultiple choice
Moving from the real-world measure to the risk-neutral one, what changes about a diffusion?
- AThe volatility, which is scaled by the market price of risk
- BThe drift only
- CBoth the drift and the volatility, in proportion
- DNeither – the measure change affects only the discounting
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