Answer:
A. Max (0, ST - X)
Explanation:
call option which is also known as a "call", can be regarded as a contract, that exist between both buyer as well as the seller of the call option, in so that security exchange at a set price can occur. It should be noted that At contract maturity the value of a call option is Max (0, ST - X) where X equals the option's strike price and ST is the stock price at contract expiration.
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Answer:
Yield with 6-day maturity is 7.70%
Yield with 18-day maturity is 2.57%
Explanation:
The formula for yield on repurchase is given as:
y = ( PAR – P ) / P x (360 / t )
P=Purchase price
PAR=Repurchase price
t= number of days of the transaction
In first scenario,PAR is $39 million,P is $38.95 million and t=6
y=($39000000-38950000)/38950000*(360/6)
y=7.70%
In the second scenario,details remained the same except for t that is 18
y=($39000000-38950000)/38950000*(360/18)
y=2.57%
This implies the longer the maturity the lesser the yield since yield is computed on daily basis.