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I need to know how you deal with the dividend yearly rate in a six month contract, and how do understand the intersection rate 2% for any term.

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The current price of certain share on the market is 15,50EUR. We assume that this share is paying a dividend at the level of 9% yearly (continuous capitalisation). We also assume that there is fee (cost of keeping this share) for investor. It will be paid in three months in the amount of 0,56EUR. The term structure of interest rate is flat: 2% for any term. a) Please calculate the theoretical price price of 6 month future contract for this share. b) If the current market price of a 6 month future contract is equal to the current market price of share, please check if the arbitrage is possible. If yes indicate the position that investor should take in arbitrage strategy, if no, explain why

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