Exercise 2.8 Suppose that two stocks satisfy the Black-Scholes model with parameters 1 = 0.04, 2 =
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Exercise 2.8 Suppose that two stocks satisfy the Black-Scholes model with parameters
μ1 = 0.04, μ2 = 0.09, σ1 = 0.25, σ2 = 0.35, and R12 = 0.25. We want to price an exchange option whose payoff at maturity is max(3S1 − 2S2, 0).
(a) Why would an investor be interested by this derivative?
(b) Write the expressions for σ, D1, D2 and C(t, s1, s2).
(c) Today, S1 = $43 and S2 = $65. Compute the value of the exchange option if it expires in 6 months. Assume that the risk-free rate is 2%.
(d) Compute the (bivariate) delta of the option.
(d) What is the impact of a change in the risk-free interest rate for this option, from a hedging point of view?
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Statistical Methods For Financial Engineering
ISBN: 9781032477497
1st Edition
Authors: Bruno Remillard
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