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薛真 · 2020年03月16日

问一道题：NO.PZ2020021203000073

  1. FRM I
  2. Financial Markets And Products

问题如下：

A seven-month call option pays dividends of USD 0.5 in three months and six months. The strike price is USD 40. Assume a constant risk-free rate of 8% per annum (annually compounded) for all maturities. Is it ever optimal to exercise the option before maturity? Explain.

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解释：

It is only optimal to exercise immediately before a dividend payment. Immediately before the three-month payment, the option holder should wait, because there are three months until the next dividend payment and K - K* is greater than the dividend payment:

K−K∗=40−401.080.25=0.76>0.5K-K^\ast=40-\frac{40}{1.08^{0.25}}=0.76>0.5

Exercise can be optimal immediately before the six-month dividend payment because there is only one month to maturity and K - K* is less than the dividend payment:

K−K∗=40−401.081/12=0.26<0.5K-K^\ast=40-\frac{40}{1.08^{1/12}}=0.26<0.5

市场价格S0从哪得出？

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小刘_品职助教 · 2020年03月16日

同学你好，

这道题不需要市场价格，用执行价格带入计算。执行价格是40:-)

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