R73 练习: 期权的定价与估值

考纲范围

  • explain the exercise value, moneyness, and time value of an option
  • contrast the use of arbitrage and replication concepts in pricing forward commitments and contingent claims
  • identify the factors that determine the value of an option and describe how each factor affects the value of an option

Q1.

The time value of an option reflects the combined effect of time and volatility. Time value of an option:

A. represents the sum of the market price of the option and its exercise value.

B. refers to the portion of an option’s premium that is attributable to the amount of time remaining until the expiration of the option contract.

C. decrease gradually to zero at expiration and the process is called time value of money.


Q2.

Jan, CFA, a fixed income fund manager for Southern Shores Investments. He wants to add options to his portfolio to decrease market risk and enters into a six-month call option of stock ABC with strike price of $55 and premium of $3. What is the moneyness of the option when the price of ABC stock at expiration is $50?

A. In-the-money

B. At-the-money

C. Out-of-the-money


Q3.

The exercise value of an option is considered as the value of an option if it were exercised today. Which of the following is correct regarding exercise value?

A. For call options, exercise value can be calculated as the present value of exercise price minus underlying price if the result is positive.

B. For put options, exercise value can be calculated by subtracting the present value of exercise price from the market price of the underlying asset if the result is positive.

C. An option’s total value equals exercise value plus time value.


Q4.

Consider a European call option in which the exercise price is and the underlying price is . Which of the following is the lower limit of the European call price?

A.

B.

C.


Q5.

Consider a European put option in which the exercise price is and the underlying price is . Which of the following is the lower limit of the European put price?

A.

B.

C.


Q6.

Which of the following factors is positively correlated with the value of a call option?

A. The exercise price.

B. The risk-free rate.

C. Benefits of holding the asset.


Q7.

John, CFA, manages assets for high-net-worth individuals and family. He hopes to provide protection for equity funds through European put options. He realizes that the volatility of the underlying price will strongly affect the value of European put options. When the volatility of the underlying price increase, the value of European put options will likely to:

A. increase.

B. decrease.

C. remain the same.


Q8.

Which of the following statements about factors affecting put option value is most accurate?

A. The higher the benefit on underlying asset, the higher a put option value.

B. The higher the cost on underlying asset, the higher a put option value.

C. The longer time to expiration, the higher a put option value.


Q9.

Which of the following factors is positively correlated with the value of a put option?

A. Time to expiration.

B. Exercise price.

C. Cost of holding the asset.