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Suppose that you just joined the Kuala Lumpur office of the Standard Chartered Bank. On your first day on the job, you have been asked to value a European option on a stock. The stock is currently trading at 60.00 ringgits per share. The 4-month nominal risk-free ringgit interest rate is 6.5%. Your colleague, who was previously working in the stock, has estimated the weekly return volatility (i.e., the volatility based on weekly return) to be 3.1%.
(a) Find the value of a 4-month European call option on the stock with strike or exercise price equal to 55 ringgits.
(b) Find the value of a 8-month European call option on the stock with strike or exercise price equal to 55 ringgits.
Vs or Current price of the stock =60.00
E or exercise price = 55.00
Time (t)= 4/12 months
or Standard deviation for 7 days =3.1%
for 1 day = = 1.1718 %
for 1 year or 365 days = for 1 day * = 22.38%
r or Risk free rate of interest per Year = (6.5%/ 4 months) *12 Months = 19.5%
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=> (Note - Ln(1.091) = log e 1.091 = 0.0871)
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= 8.88
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(B)
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Value of Put option = = $ 0.56
N(d1) = Normal distribution
e= 2.71828