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The skew Brownian motion should not be used as a risk-neutral returns process: a well-posed skew-normal alternative
Return models for risk-neutral financial valuation based on skew Brownian motions (SBMs) have been introduced about twenty years ago, and have recently enjoying growing popularity. Unfortunately, the story behind their development is one of mistakes and erroneous interpretations, beginning from the
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