The company offered its investors option contracts to buy their shares at P72 with the current price of P90. They were only given 90 days to exercise their rights. 52 week-high for the stock is P95 while the 52-week low is P70. The T-bill rate is 7.32%. REQUIRED: Value of Nd1. (Use 4 decimal places) ANS: 0.9991 Value of Nd2. (Use 4 decimal places) ANS: 0.9990 Volatility rate. (Use percentage and at least, two decimal places) ANS: 15.78% Value of the call option. (Use two decimal places) Value of the put options. (Use two decimal places)

The company offered its investors option contracts to buy their shares at P72 with the current price of P90. They were only given 90 days to exercise their rights. 52 week-high for the stock is P95 while the 52-week low is P70. The T-bill rate is 7.32%. REQUIRED: Value of Nd1. (Use 4 decimal places) ANS: 0.9991 Value of Nd2. (Use 4 decimal places) ANS: 0.9990 Volatility rate. (Use percentage and at least, two decimal places) ANS: 15.78% Value of the call option. (Use two decimal places) Value of the put options. (Use two decimal places)

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Chapter6: Fixed-income Securities: Characteristics And Valuation

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