Gen Combo Looseleaf Principles Of Corporate Finance With Connect Access Card
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Chapter 20, Problem 15PS
Put–call parity
- a. If you can’t sell a share short, you can achieve exactly the same final payoff by a combination of options and borrowing or lending. What is this combination?
- b. Now work out the mixture of stock and options that gives the same final payoff as investment in a risk-free loan.
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Chapter 20 Solutions
Gen Combo Looseleaf Principles Of Corporate Finance With Connect Access Card
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