Put-Call Parity Calculator
Investing & MarketsCalculate the theoretical put option price implied by put-call parity, given the call price, spot price, strike, and risk-free rate.
Implied Put Price
The put price implied by put-call parity: Put = Call + PV(Strike) - Spot.
Present Value of Strike
$48.54
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is put-call parity?
Put-call parity is the relationship Call Price + Present Value of the Strike = Put Price + Spot Price, for European options with the same strike and expiration on a non-dividend-paying underlying. If it does not hold, an arbitrage opportunity exists.
Does this formula account for dividends?
No, this calculator uses the standard no-dividend form of put-call parity. For dividend-paying underlyings, the present value of expected dividends would also need to be subtracted.
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