A put spread collar option requires its holder to sell an asset at the price (f(S)) when
Question:
A put spread collar option requires its holder to sell an asset at the price \(f(S)\) when its market price is at the level \(S\), where \(f(S)\) is the function plotted in Figure 3.10, with \(K_{1}:=80, K_{2}:=90\), and \(K_{3}:=110\).
a) Draw the payoff function of the put spread collar as a function of the underlying asset price at maturity.
b) Show that this put spread collar option can be realized by purchasing and/or issuing standard European call and put options with strike prices to be specified.
Hints: Recall that an option with payoff \(\phi\left(S_{N}ight)\) is priced \((1+r)^{-N} \mathbb{E}^{*}\left[\phi\left(S_{N}ight)ight]\) at time 0 . The payoff of the European call (resp. put) option with strike price \(K\) is \(\left(S_{N}-Kight)^{+}\), resp. \(\left(K-S_{N}ight)^{+}\).
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Introduction To Stochastic Finance With Market Examples
ISBN: 9781032288277
2nd Edition
Authors: Nicolas Privault