Ewa Kubicka http://www.math.louisville.edu/~ewa/ Course M (MLC & MFE) seminar: http://www.math.ilstu.edu/actuary/prepcourses.html Course MLC Manual: http://www.neas-seminars.com/registration/ Practice Problem for exam MFE for the week after 07/07/07. Suppose that XYZ is a nondividend-paying stock. Suppose S = $100, σ = 40%, δ = 0, and r= 0.06. a. What is the price of a 105-strike call option with 1 year to expiration? b. What is the 1-year forward price for the stock? c. What is the price of a 105-strike call option, where the underlying asset is a futures contract maturing at the same time as the option? Solution on the next page. Solution (02/03/07) (problem from DM) ln S /K + r − δ + 1 σ 2 T ln S /K + r − δ − 1 σ 2 T ( ) ( ) 2 2 = −rT Call Price= Se N − Ke N σ T σ T ln(100 /105) + 0.06 + 0.16 ln 100 /105) + 0.06 − 0.16 2 −105e−0.06 N ( 2 = $16.33. = 100e−0 N 0.4 0.4 € ( −δT ( ) ) ( ( ) ) Forward Price = F0,T = Se rT = (100)e 0.06 = $106.1837. € ln( S /K ) + 1 σ 2T ln( S /K ) − 1 σ 2T 2 2 − Ke−rT N = σ T σ T ln(100 /105) + 0.16 ln(100 /105) − 0.16 2 −105e−0.06 N 2 = $16.33. = 100e−0.06 N € 0.4 0.4 € Call Price on Futures = ( δ = r) = Se−rT N € € This exercise shows the general result that a European futures option has the same value as the European stock option provided the futures contract has the same expiration as the stock option. © Copyright 2007 by Ewa Kubicka. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission from the author is strictly prohibited.
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