1. You work at the currency desk at Barings Bank in London. As the middleman in a deal between the U.K. and Danish governments, you have paid 1,000,000 to the U.K. government and have been promised DKK8,438,000 from the Danish government in three months. You wouldnt mind leaving this long krone position open. However, next months referendum in Denmark may further delay Denmarks adoption of the euro as its currency. If this happens, you expect the krone to drop on world markets. As a hedge, you are considering purchasing a call option on pounds sterling with an exercise price of DKK8.4500/ that sells for DKK0.1464/.

Do questions a, b, c, given the following spot rates at expiration.

Spot rate at expiration (DKK/GBP) 8.00 8.40. 8.42 8.44 8.46 8.48

a. Calculate the call payoff values at expiration for each spot rate.

b. Calculate the net profit/loss of this long pound call option at expiration for each spot rate.

c. Draw a profit/loss graph for this long pound call at expiration.

2. Based on the information in Problem 1, do questions a, b, c for a long krone put option at expiration. The option premium of this krone put option is GBP0.00204/DKK. The following are spot rates at expiration. Note that these exchange rates are reciprocals of those in Problem 1.

Spot rate at expiration (GBP/DKK) 0.12500 0.11905 0.11876 0.11848. 0.11820 0.11792

a. Calculate the put payoff values at expiration for each spot rate.

b. Calculate the net profit/loss of this long krone put option at expiration for each spot rate.

c. Draw a profit/loss graph for this long krone put at expiration.

ONLY NEED NUMBER 2