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1. How can a bank create a synthetic 30-day forward rate agreement on a 90-day interest rate? A. Borrow for 90-days and lend the proceeds for 30 days. B. Borrow for 90 days and lend the proceeds for 60 days. C. Borrow for 120 days and lend the proceeds for 30 days. 2. A put option is in-the-money when: A. The stock price is equal to the exercise price of the option. B. The stock price is lower than the...
. Adam Smith is a portfolio manager with Point72 Investments, a U.S.-based asset management firm. Smith is considering using options to enhance portfolio returns and control risk. He asks his junior analyst, Tommy Hilfiger, to help him. Hilfiger collected the current market prices and data of selected instruments related to Lotus stock in Table 2. According to Table 2, which of the following should be Smith's arbitrage strategy? (Choose the best answer) Table 2 European call option on Lotus equity...
28 You are considering a strategy that buys a call and shorts a put on the same stock with the same strike price and expiration date. To replicate the payoff of this strategy, you could also 1) Short the call and purchase the underlying stock at the strike price. 2) Short the underlying stock and lend PV(strike price). 3) Buy the underlying stock and borrow PV(strike price). 4) Long the put and short the underlying stock at the strike price....
Spot price 50 Strike price 50 Effective annual risk-free rate 1% Continuous Dividend Yield 0 Time to maturity 1 year European Call Option Premium 5.2 u 1.2 d 0.8 (a) Suppose you observe a call price of $5.50. How can you arbitrage? A. Long call, long stock and borrow money. B. Short call, long stock and borrow money. C. Long call, short stock and lend money. D. Short call, short stock and lend money. (b) What is the present value...
Spot price 50 Strike price 50 Effective annual risk-free rate 1% Continuous Dividend Yield 0 Time to maturity 1 year European Call Option Premium 5.2 u 1.2 d 0.8 (a) Suppose you observe a call price of $5.50. How can you arbitrage? A. Long call, long stock and borrow money. B. Short call, long stock and borrow money. C. Long call, short stock and lend money. D. Short call, short stock and lend money. (b) What is the present value...
The Question IS Which of these projects will actually be invested in? Which of the ones will people actually do? Investment and real interest rates The article is about how real interest rates drive planned investment. Think about the function investment as a function of real interest rates. Planned investment as a function of real interest rates. Talking about real interest rates, I'm really just talking about nominal interest rates factoring out or discounting what's going on with inflation. There...
1. In 2000, home prices in the U.S. were rising around 15 percent per year and the interest rate in the economy was 5 percent. Since the expectation of further appreciation of the houses continued during the year 2001 and 2002, a good financial strategy at that time could be to: A. borrow money and sell as many houses as one could. B. lend money and sell as many houses as one could. C. borrow money and buy as many...
Both band ) Unable to determine If you write a call hoping to benefit from the time decay of the options premium, which one of the following measures would you use? Theta, expressed in percentage Theta, expressed in dollars Delta, expressed in percentage Delta, expressed in dollars Gamma, expressed in percentage Which of the following measures the change in the options value, given 1% change in volatility? Delta Gamma Theta Vega Rho Which of the following measures the change in...
] Question 4 (10 marks) Suppose the spot price of gold is $1,500 per troy ounce today. The futures price of gold for delivery in 1 year is $1,530 per troy ounce. Assume that the one-year gold futures contract is correctly priced and there are no storage and insurance costs. Also assume that the risk-free rate is compounded annually and you can borrow and lend money at the risk-free rate. a). What is the theoretical parity price of a two-year...
Present value What is the present value of a security that will pay $20,000 in 20 years if securities of equal risk pay 12% annually? Round your answer to the nearest cent. Time for a lump sum to double How long will it take $500 to double if it earns the following rates? Compounding occurs once a year. Round each answer to two decimal places. a. 3% year(s) b. 9% year(s) c. 21%. year(s) d. 100%. year(s) Time for a...