IBM stock currently sells for 49 dollars per share. Over 12 months the price will either go by 11.5 percent or down by -7.0 percent. The risk-free rate of interest is 4.5 percent continuously compounded. What is the value of a call option with strike price 51 and maturity 12 months?
a. |
0.12291 |
|
b. |
1.9353 |
|
c. |
2.1795 |
|
d. |
1.3285 |
Solution:
Sl.No. |
Particulars |
Notation |
Value |
1 |
Spot Price |
SP0 |
$ 49.00 |
2 |
Strike Price |
EP |
$ 51.00 |
3 |
Expected future Spot price – Lower Limit - FP1 ( $ 49 * 93 % ) = $ 45.570 |
FP1 |
$ 45.570 |
4 |
Expected future Spot price – Upper Limit FP2 ( $ 49 * 111.5 % ) = $ 54.635 |
FP2 |
$ 54.635 |
5 |
Value of call at lower limit [ Action = Lapse, Since FP1 < EP. Therefore value = Nil ] |
Cd |
NIL |
6 |
Value of call at upper limit [ Action = Exercise, Since FP2 > EP. Therefore value = ( $ 54.635 - $ 51.00 = $ 3.635 ) ] |
Cu |
$ 3.635 |
7 |
Weight for the lower scenario [FP1 / SP0 ] = ( 45.570 / 49 ) = |
d |
0.930 |
8 |
Weight for the upper scenario [FP2 / SP0 ] = ( 54.635 / 49 ) = |
u |
1.115 |
9 |
Risk free rate of Return |
r |
0.045 |
10 |
Duration of the call |
t |
1 Year |
11 |
Future value factor (Continuous Compounding factor) = er * t = e0.045 * 1 = e0.045 = 2.71828 ( 0.045) = 1.046028 |
f |
1.046028 |
Note : The value of 2.71828 ( 0.045) is calculated using the excel formula =POWER(Number,Power)
=POWER(2.71828,0.045) = 1.046028
As per the Binomial Option Pricing formula the value of a call is given by the following formula:
Value of a Call = [ ( Cu * [(f-d)/(u-d) ] ) + ( Cd * [ (u-f)/(u-d) ] ) ] / f
Therefore applying the values from the table above to the formula we now have:
= [ ( 3.635*[ (1.046028 - 0.930 )/(1.115 – 0.930) ] ) + ( 0 *[ (1.115 – 1.046028 )/( 1.115 – 0.930) ] ) ] / 1.046028
= [ ( 3.635* [ (0.116028)/( 0.185 ) ] ] / 1.046028
= [ 3.635 * 0.627178 ] / 1.046028
= 2.279793 / 1.046028
= 2.179476
= 2.1795 ( when rounded off to four decimal places )
The value of a call option with strike price 51 and maturity 12 months = $ 2.1795
Thus the solution is Option c = $ 2.1795
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