The spot price per share is $115 and the risk free rate is 5% per annum on a continuously compounded basis. The annual volatility is 20% and the stock does not pay any dividend. All options have a one-year maturity. In answering the questions below use a binomial tree with three steps. Each step should be one-third of a year.
1)Using the binomial tree, compute the price at time 0 of a one-year European put option on 100 shares of stock with a strike price of $115 per share.
For a Binomial Model, The value of a Put option under the risk neutral probability measure is defined as the Discounted value of the expected payoff.
Or
Put option value Pt= e-rt * EQ[Payoff(XT)]
Here, u= Up step factor
d= Down step factor
q= up step probability(as defined above)
The following Put price has been computed on excel:
sd | 20% | dt= | 0.33 | |||||||||
Rf | 5% | u | 1.122401 | =EXP(B23*SQRT(E23)) | Share Price | |||||||
Spot Price(St) | 115.00 | d | 0.890947 | =1/E24 | Payoff | |||||||
Strike(K) | 115 | q | 0.543777 | =(EXP(B24*E23)-E25)/(E24-E25) | ||||||||
t=0 | t=1 | t=2 | t=3 | |||||||||
Formulas | ||||||||||||
162.608 | =F35*$E$24 | |||||||||||
0 | =MAX($B$26-G33,0) | |||||||||||
144.8751 | =E37*$E$24 | |||||||||||
0 | =EXP(-$B$24*$E$23)*(G34*$E$26+G38*(1-$E$26)) | |||||||||||
129.0761 | 129.0761 | =F39*$E$24 | ||||||||||
2.524719 | 0 | =MAX($B$26-G37,0) | ||||||||||
115.00 | 115 | =E41*$E$24 | ||||||||||
Pt= | 7.091836 | 5.626959 | =EXP(-$B$24*$E$23)*(G38*$E$26+G42*(1-$E$26)) | |||||||||
102.4589 | 102.4589 | =F43*$E$24 | ||||||||||
12.79667 | 12.54107 | =MAX($B$26-G41,0) | ||||||||||
91.28551 | =E41*$E$25 | |||||||||||
21.81371 | =EXP(-$B$24*$E$23)*(G42*$E$26+G46*(1-$E$26)) | |||||||||||
81.33057 | =F43*$E$25 | |||||||||||
33.66943 | =MAX($B$26-G45,0) |
The price for put on 1 share is Pt= 7.091836.
Therefore price for Put on 100 shares is Pt=709.1836.
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