Abstract
For a non-Gaussian Levy model, it is shown that if the model exists a trivial arbitrage-free interval, option pricing by mean correcting method is always arbitrage-free, and if the arbitrage-free interval is non-trivial, this pricing method may lead to arbitrage in some cases. In the latter case, some necessary and sufficient conditions under which option price is arbitrage-free are obtained.
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