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Assessing the Incremental Value of Option Pricing Theory Relative to an ‘Informationally Passive’ Benchmark
In modern finance, the value of an active investment strategy is measured by comparing its performance against the benchmark of passively holding the market portfolio and the riskless asset. We wish to evaluate the marginal contribution of a theoretical derivatives pricing model in the same way, by
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