R74 练习: 运用买卖权平价进行期权复制

考纲范围

  • explain put-call parity for European options
  • explain put-call forward parity for European options

Q1.

According to the put-call parity, which of the following strategies can synthesize a call option?

A. long stock, short put, short bond.

B. short stock, long put, short bond.

C. long stock, long put, short bond.


Q2.

The European options with the underlying firm’s assets are used to explain the firm value under put-call parity. The firm is said to be insolvency when:

A. The strike price of the call option held by the shareholder is below the firm asset value.

B. The strike price of the put option held by the debtholder is above the firm asset value.

C. The strike price of the put option sold by the debtholder is above the firm asset value.


Q3.

Consider a European call option with one month to expiration and an exercise price of $100 sold for $5. The current price of the underlying stock is $102 and the risk-free interest rate is 4%. If the put-call parity holds, the value of the corresponding put with the same exercise price is closest to:

A. $2.67 B. $3.00 C. $5.00


Q4.

Which of the following assumptions of put-call-forward parity is correct for a European option?

A. Arbitrage opportunities exist within the spot, forward, and option markets.

B. The value of a European put at expiration is the greater of either zero or the exercise price minus the value of the underlying.

C. The value of a European call at expiration is the greater of either zero or the exercise price minus the value of the underlying.


Q5.

Under put-call-forward parity, which of the following transaction is equivalent to a long position in a forward contract?

A. Short call, long put, long risk-free bond.

B. Long call, short put, short risk-free bond.

C. Long call, short put, long risk-free bond.


Q6.

Which of the following statements regarding synthetic protective put and put-call forward parity is most inaccurate?

A. In a protective put strategy, a synthetic way to hold underlying at initial is to hold a risk-free bond and enter a forward contract to buy the underlying in the future.

B. Based on put-call forward parity, a long call and a short put have the same effect as a long forward and a short risk-free bond.

C. The risk-free bond held in synthetic protective put at initial has a par value equals to the underlying spot price.