R75 练习: 使用一期二叉树模型进行衍生品估值

考纲范围

  • explain how to value a derivative using a one-period binomial model
  • describe the concept of risk neutrality in derivatives pricing

Q1.

Luke, CFA, is a derivatives trader for Southern Shores Investments. He wanted to use the binomial model to price options. Which of the following statements about binomial model is most accurate?

A. It is not necessary to use spot price when options are priced using binomial model.

B. The expected payoff is discounted at the risk-free rate.

C. Actual probability of an upward move in the underlying will increase the option price.


Q2.

Assuming stock A price in a one-period binomial model can change from $60 today to either $77 or $53 over the period. To hedge the short call position on stock A with a strike price of $60, the investor should

A. buy 0.71 shares stock per option.

B. buy 1.41 shares stock per option.

C. sell 1.41 shares stock per option.


Q3.

An analyst is calculating the price of a 1-year call option with exercise price of $60 using binomial model, and the underlying stock is currently trading at $56. Giving that for one call option purchased, the risk-free hedge is to sell 40% of the underlying stock, this percentage is based on the expected price that will go up in one year of $80 and the risk-free rate is 3.5%. The risk-neutral price of the call option would be:

A. $10.81 B. $12.50 C. $8.00


Q4.

A European put option on a stock has a hedge ratio of -0.12 and exercises at the price of $50. At present, the stock price is $55 per share. Assuming the expected downside percentage of the stock price is 12% under the one-period binomial model, and the one-year risk-free rate is 2%. The no-arbitrage price of the put option is closest to:

A. $0.50 B. $0.66 C. $1.60


Q5.

Assuming stock A price in a one-period binomial model can change from $60 today to either $77 or $53 over the period. If the risk-free rate is 5% for the period, what is the value of a call option with strike price of $60?

A. 6.75

B. 7.23

C. 8.09


Q6.

The analyst estimates that stock A price could have a 50-50 actual probability to change from \today to either \or \over the period. If the risk-free rate is 5% for the period, what is the no-arbitrage value of a put option with strike price of ?

A. 3.33

B. 3.5

C. 3.89


Q7.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the binomial model for option valuation?

A. The input to a binomial model includes current price of the underlying, risk-free rates and actual probability of up and down moves.

B. Option price is the weighted average of probable future values of options discounted using the risk-free rate.

C. The binomial model can only be applied in European option valuation.