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1. We have that
1
b(i, n, p) = (1 (1 + i)n).
p
So we see that it is decreasing in p, increasing in i and increasing in n.
2. Forward contract is an agreement to buy or sell some asset at a certain time in the future
for a certain price. European call option is an option to buy some asset at a certain time
in the future for a certain price. European put option is an option to sell some asset at a
certain time in the future for a certain price.
3. We observe that
Z
v(t) = exp
1
10
ds = exp (ln (10 + t) + ln (10)) =
.
10 + s
10 + t
10
10
10
+ 12 +
+ 20 = 100.
11
12
20
The accumlation is
100
10 + 10
= 200.
10
we have = 4 . Therefore
Y
3
1
+ 108 = 102
4
4
1 0.985
1 1.035
+ 3(0.98)5
+
1 0.98
0.03
1 exp (0.04 5)
1 1.035
+ 2(0.98)5(1.03)10
=
exp (0.04) 1
0.03
1
1.0310 exp(0.04 5) = 72.02
0.985
7.
a) The price will be
(2)
(2)
1 1.035
1 1.0310
+ 0.7 4
= 197.65.
1/2
2 1.03 1
2 1.031/2 1
b) Note now that 197.65(1.01)5 = 207.73 > 200, so there is no capital gains tax to be
paid after 5 years. Similarly 197.65(1.01)10 > 200, so there is no capital gains tax at
all. So the price is still 197.65.
8.
a) Investor A receives exactly 1000 every year, so the price he will pay is 1000a10|
calculated at an effective interest rate of 4% per annum, which is
1000
1 1.0410
= 8110.90.
0.04
1 1.0610
= 7360.09.
0.06
d) Let K be the present value of capital repayments and I be the present value of
interest payments. We then have
K + 0.5I = 7360.09.
2
0.04 0.5
(8110.90 K) = 7360.09
0.06
which leads to K = 6984.69. This means that 0.5I = 375.40 and therefore I = 750.80.
Hence the price B will pay is
K + 0.8I = 6984.69 + 0.8 750.80 = 7585.33.
9.
a)
96.15 =
100
1 + y1
107
7
107
7
+
=
+
2
1.04 (1 + y2)2
1 + y1 (1 + y2)
100
(1 + y3)3
e) Note that if we assume that the curve is flat and remains flat after a change, there
is arbitrage as money will be made if the interest rate moves without any possibility
of loss.
10.
a) The accumulation is exp (Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4). So
E(exp (Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4)) = E(exp (Y1))E(exp (2Y2))E(exp (2Y3))E(exp (Y4)) =
1 2
1 2
2
2
exp + exp(2 + 2 )exp(2 + 2 )exp + = exp (6 + 5 2)
2
2
and
E(exp (2(Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4))) = exp (2 + 2 2 + 4 + 8 2 + 4 + 8 2 + 2 + 2 2) =
exp (12 + 20 2)
so the variance is exp (12 + 20 2) exp (12 + 10 2).
b) The accumulation is C = exp (Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4) + 2exp(Y3 + Y4). So
1 2
1 2
E(C) = exp (6 + 5 ) + exp + + + =
2
2
2
exp (6 + 5 2) + exp (2 + 2)
and
E(C 2) = E(exp (2(Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4))) + 4E(exp (2Y3 + 2Y4)) +
4E(exp (Y1 + 2Y2 + 3Y3 + 2Y4)) = exp (12 + 20 2) +
9 2
1 2
2
2
4exp(4 + 4 ) + 4exp + + 2 + 2 + 3 + + 2 + 2 =
2
2
2
exp (2 + 2))2.
c) Let and 2 be the mean and variance of Y1. We then have E(1 + Z1) = exp (2 + 2)
and E(1 + Z1)2 = exp (4 + 4 2). We then have
exp (2 + 2) = 1.05
and
exp (4 + 4 2) = (1.05)2 + 0.04 = 1.1425
4
so
2 + 2 = ln (1.05) = 0.04879
4 + 4 2 = ln (1.1425) = 0.13322
and therefore = 0.015485 and 2=0.01782. The random variable Y1 + 2Y2 +
2Y3 + Y4 is then normally distributed with mean 6 0.015485=0.09391 and variance
10 0.01782=0.1782. The probability it will exceed 1 is therefore
0.09391
= (0.2225) = 0.588
Pr (Y1 + 2Y2 + 2Y3 + Y4 > 0) = 1
0.1782
d) The distribution of this quantity is not a well known and tabulated distribution as
the normal and log-normal distributions are.