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SECOND QUIZ
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1.
Consider a stock that is worth 4 today, and in one period will be worth either 6 or 3, each with
probability ½.
The risk-free rate is zero.
a.
(5 pts) What is the value today of a European put option on this stock, expiring in one
period, with strike price 5?
b.
(5 pts) What is the value today of a European call option on this stock, expiring in one
period, with strike price 5?
2.
(6 pts) Clipped from an editorial in the September 2
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Traders Magazine:
The problem with so much volume migrating off-exchange is that displayed market makers
constantly find that, despite the stock trading at their limit price, their limit orders often remain
unexecuted. This is because a large number of market orders, which would have normally interacted
with the market maker's limit orders, are now routed to over-the-counter market makers that trade
directly against that order flow. They simply match or slightly beat the displayed quotation, without
having to display any quotes of their own.
With so many orders being executed off-exchange, many liquidity providers feel like they are
simply setting the price, taking the risk and not reaping the rewards of getting the execution. Couple
that with the increased adverse selection risk, and you have a market in which many participants are
hesitant to quote.
What is the adverse selection risk faced by liquidity providers, and why would the practice
described here make it worse?
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(8 pts) You are an entrepreneur with two potential projects,
A
and
B
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which have the following payoffs in Depression (
D
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P
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probability ½:
D
P
A
60
140
B
80
130
You want to raise money toward the cost of 100 by issuing a bond with face value 100, to be
paid out of the project’s payoffs.
Whatever the bond issue doesn’t raise, you will pay in
yourself, and you get the equity claim on the project.
You cannot commit to which project you
will choose after issuing the bond.
You are considering adding a clause to the bond contract
which allows the bondholders to liquidate the project immediately after you choose it, and pay
themselves off out of the proceeds.
Would such a clause help?
What considerations are
important?
Be precise.
4.
(6 pts) From the September 15
th
Daily Tribune:
More still needs to be done to let global banks be wound down without harming the wider
economy, Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan said in a newspaper interview
published yesterday. "The too-big-to-fail problem is not yet fully solved," Jordan told Finanz und
Wirtschaft. Authorities have been grappling since the collapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman
Brothers five years ago with the question of how banks regarded as systemically important, or
too-big-to-fail, can be recapitalised without causing panic or needing taxpayer cash. After
Switzerland's biggest bank UBS had to be bailed out by the government in 2008, Swiss regulators
have implemented tough new capital requirements for banks, which go beyond the rules
stipulated by Basel III. "If the winding down isn't possible then the buffers will have to be raised
accordingly," said Jordan, adding there were several possibilities including contingent-convertible
bonds.
Regarding the last point, what problems do contingent convertibles solve and how?
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