Principles of Corporate Finance (Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)
Principles of Corporate Finance (Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)
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ISBN: 9781259144387
Author: Richard A Brealey, Stewart C Myers, Franklin Allen
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 21, Problem 19PS

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To determine: Value of option when the option beta at an exercise price of $530.

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Calculation of value of option:

       d1=log[PPV(EX)]σt0.5+σt0.52=log[$530($5301.010.5)](0.3156×0.50.5)+(0.3156×0.50.52)=0.1562

The value of d1 is 0.1562.

d2=d1σt0.5=0.15620.3156×0.50.5=0.0670

The value of d2 is 0.0670.

Therefore,

   N(d1)=0.5621N(d2)=0.4733

  Valueofcalloption=[N(d1)×P][N(d2)×PV(EX)]=[0.5621×$530][0.4733×($5301.01)]=$49.52

Hence, the value of call option is $49.52.

Person X has investing $297.89 and he borrows $248.36

Calculation of option beta:

Optionbeta=([$297.89×1.15][$248.36×0])$297.89$248.36=$6.92

Therefore, the option beta is $6.92

Compute option beta when exercise price is $450:

Calculation of value of option:

       d1=log[PPV(EX)]σt0.5+σt0.52=log[$530($4501.010.5)](0.3156×0.50.5)+(0.3156×0.50.52)=0.8894

The value of d1 is 08894.

d2=d1σt0.5=0.8894(0.3156×0.50.5)=0.6662

The value of d2 is 0.662.

Therefore,

   N(d1)=0.8131N(d2)=0.7474

  Valueofcalloption=[N(d1)×P][N(d2)×PV(EX)]=[0.8131×$530][0.7474×($4501.01)]=$97.96

Hence, the value of call option is $97.96.

Calculation of option beta:

Optionbeta=([$430.95×1.15][$430.95×0])$430.95$332.99=5.06

Therefore, the option beta is 5.06

Thus, option beta decreases because of the decrease in exercise price and indicates a decrease in risk.

b)

Summary Introduction

To determine: Value of option when the option beta at an exercise price of $530 and time period is 1 year.

b)

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Calculation of value of option:

       d1=log[PPV(EX)]σt0.5+σt0.52=log[$530($5301.0201)](0.3156×10.5)+(0.3156×10.52)=0.2209

The value of d1 is 0.2209.

 d2=d1σt0.5=0.22090.3156×10.5=0.0947

The value of d2 is -0.0947.

Therefore,

  N(d1)=0.5874N(d2)=0.4623

  Valueofcalloption=[N(d1)×P][N(d2)×PV(EX)]=[0.5874×$530][0.4623×($5301.0201)]=$71.15

Hence, the value of call option is $71.15.

Calculation of option beta:

Optionbeta=($311.32×1.15$240.17×0)$311.32$240.17=$5.03

Therefore, the option beta is $5.8995

The risk also decreases as the maturity is extended.

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