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9. Answer both parts of this question. (a) 1,000,000 Use the following information: Portfolio value to be hedged: Current FTSE100 index: Portfolio beta: 3500 1.5 Expected index dividend yield: 4% Return on one-month Treasury Bill 3% Value of futures contract 10 per index point i. What is the actual cost-of-carry for the index? Explain your answer briefly. (4 marks) ii. Estimate the price for an index futures contract with delivery in 1 year. (5 marks) iii. How many contracts are needed to provide an optimal hedge for the equity portfolio? (5 marks) iv. Use the CAPM to calculate the outcome of the hedge if the index falls to 3010 at delivery. (8 marks) V. Give Let T be the delivery period, t the current period, r a risk-free rate, q a known dividend yield, S the price of the underlying security, F the futures price and K the contracted delivery price. Use arbitrage arguments to show how the forward price is calculated. (8 marks) 9. Answer both parts of this question. (a) 1,000,000 Use the following information: Portfolio value to be hedged: Current FTSE100 index: Portfolio beta: 3500 1.5 Expected index dividend yield: 4% Return on one-month Treasury Bill 3% Value of futures contract 10 per index point i. What is the actual cost-of-carry for the index? Explain your answer briefly. (4 marks) ii. Estimate the price for an index futures contract with delivery in 1 year. (5 marks) iii. How many contracts are needed to provide an optimal hedge for the equity portfolio? (5 marks) iv. Use the CAPM to calculate the outcome of the hedge if the index falls to 3010 at delivery. (8 marks) V. Give Let T be the delivery period, t the current period, r a risk-free rate, q a known dividend yield, S the price of the underlying security, F the futures price and K the contracted delivery price. Use arbitrage arguments to show how the forward price is calculated. (8 marks)