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The document discusses the time value of money (TVM) concepts, including cash flow calculations, interest rates, and the equivalence of rates. It provides various examples and formulas to illustrate how to determine present and future values of cash flows over time. Additionally, it covers the importance of converting rates to a yearly scale and the impact of different cash flow scenarios on financial decision-making.

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The document discusses the time value of money (TVM) concepts, including cash flow calculations, interest rates, and the equivalence of rates. It provides various examples and formulas to illustrate how to determine present and future values of cash flows over time. Additionally, it covers the importance of converting rates to a yearly scale and the impact of different cash flow scenarios on financial decision-making.

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CHAPTER 1 :

Time value of money


1
.
Problem on time value of money :
Calc : value KI , time 1 , know value Ko time O
. ,

value Ko time O
, ,
know value KI ,
time 1.

2
. Key assumption :
t t
k1 k1 = k(1 + r)
-

1) = ko .
(1 + r) (2)

> Cash flow = equivalent at rate r


.

~ equal

Diagrammatic representation
K

t Time
x(1+ vin With n = t -
+ (years)
S
KI r= annual interest rate
t Time
K

t - N Time
x/(1+ v)
k

t Time
.
3 Genalisation :
·
Real rate of return r : Real RoR ,
internal RoR or IRR , effective annual rate

LEAR) ,
annualised rate internal , yield
.
·
Always convert the time a rate to a yearly scale same scale
.

.
4
Equivalence of rate :
M
1+ r = 1 + APR
M
.
5 Group of cash flows :
·
Cash flow : Cash received & spent thru transactions
.

·
Determinants : Timing ,
size, degree of certainty ,
sanctions
.

· In a diagram :
Kok1 K2 3 kn
>
to +, ty +z tn

. The rule
6 of the rules
Fair value of cash flow
the
·
:

Ko -
t
=
kt(1+ r)

-
t=1
w
Price of the financial
instrument

=> Pu *
PV
(cash inflow) (cash outflow

> Time adjusted by TVM at time O = Price paid for the instrument
.

7 .
Classical problem
4.71
4
9 38
1
.

.
7
2008 2013

r= ? k = k(r + 174

n= 5
years => 9 38. = 4 71(r +
. 1)5
r 59 38 0 1477
(= = .
-
1 = .

4 71 .

10 000 P
2 r= 3%
.
>
1492 1515

k= 10000/1 + 3 % )23

= 19735 87 .

.
3 r = 4%
K
2018 = 68000011 + 0 . 0415 = 827323 97 .

(1+ n)15
. k' 31
( 3
4 =
>
= = =

Es r= 153 .
1
r= 0 0760
.

= S r= 76 %.

3825 X
Financial product
5 I > FV = Pu + Lai ?

3 months lar nhin hone chuyeny'


= 14 year r= 9%

X = 3825(1 + 0 09)"4 . = 3908


. 30
r= 1 375 %
2
.

L
250000 ? X
.
6 M =
0 4375 %
> 1 12
.

g 1 25 4 4 2 75
n years
.

=
.

r
114 = 1 375 % 15 months 1 , 25
=
years
.

X= 250000x1 .
00437548 = 308278 28 .

PV = 308278 28
265279 31
.

=
0 0137511
.

.
7 .
Total interest = FV -
PV = PV [(1+ r)" -

1]
0 5% n= 5 years
a .

11/12 = .
S
60
TI = 1000 [11 + 0 5 % ) 1) .
-

= 348 85 .

.
D 1 25 %, n = 30 years
r1112 = .

360
TI = 1000 [(1 + 1 .
25 % -

1]86541 .
00

2000 X1 X2 X3
.
8 I >
years
O 3 7 10
" 5%
1/2 =
414 = 2% "112 = 0 75 %
.

X
z
= 2000 x 1 .
056x 1 .
021 x 1 .
007536 = 4779 09 .

9
. r = (0 84 % .
+ 1)1 -
1 = 0 1056
.

% = 13% + 1)2 -
1 = 0 0609
0 5
.

ro 25 = (0 025 %
.
.
+ 1(30x3 -
1 = 0 0228 .

11/12 =
65 % + 1 -
1 = 0 0082 .

·
10 Option 1 :
M1112 = 0 9375 %
. = > r= 10 9375 % .
+ 1(12 -
1 =
0 1185
. = 11 85 %
.

Option 2 :
ro 5 .
= 6 75 %
.
=> v = 16 75 % + . 1)2 -
1 = 0 1396
. = 13 96 %
.

Option 3 : r = 11 75 % .

=> Option 2 .
is the best

11
. In 5 years

.
9 r
1/12 = 1%

Option 1 : FV = 30000 x 1 .
0160 = 54500

Optiona : FV = 12000 x 1 .
0160 + 12000 x 1 .
0136 + 12000 = 50969 59 .

> Option 1 better .

b 0 67 % First 3 yrs 1 5% Next 2


11112 1114 .
yrs
- -
= .
=
,
. .

Option 1 : FV = 30000 X 1 .
006736 x 1 .
0158 = 42978 .
5384

Option 2 : FV = 12000 x 1 .
006736 x 1 .
0158 + 12000 x 1 .
00671x1 0158 + .
12000

= 43837 14 .

> Option 2 better


.
1203
12
. V=
E-1 = M
1 0 0092
-

= = .

13 .
N = ? 2800 = 2000 x 1 .
025n
=> n =
1091 .
025E = 13 63 . /quarters)

14 6 years = 6 12 . = 72 month
O
FV 2 = = (v + 1)72 = > p+ 1 = 722
Py

·
Triple : 3 = (r + 1)n
= n =
109722 3 = 114 12 months
.
.

15 .
FV = 2500

n = 7 12
.
= 84 months

r1/12 = 0 84 %
.

A X =
2500 = 1673 26 .

1 .
008448
· X = 2500 x 1 .
008436 = 3378 49 .

. Semestrial
16 :
every 6 months
L

-0000 -
X -
X -
X
S
On 4 12 16 semester
M

X X & 50000
=
t &
1 .
064 . 0612
1 1 .
0616

= > 1
. 061X + 1 06 "X
.
+ X = 50000 x 1 .
061
X 50000 x 1 06 29713 99
4 =)
.

= = .

1 .
0612 + 1 064 .
+ 1
↑112= 1 %

172500 X

g 5
"months
0110119401/05/94

FV = 2500 x 1 .
0148 = 3722 16 .

On May 1 94, ,
no
· of months left = 40-4 = 36 (months) = 12 quarters
3
=
years
= Price sold-price
Profit bought
=
3722 16 .
3722 16 .

(1 13)3
. (1 033125)12
.

Y 62 20.

.
18
2
· Account 1 :"12 = 6% = v= 1 06 .
-
1 = 12 36 %
.

value on Jan 1 83 (after 3 yrs) ,

PV = 500 x 1 .
12363 = 709 26 .
, Fufrom 01101/83 : FV = 709 26 x 1
. .
1236"
· Account 2 : PV = 400
S
FV = 400 x 1 .
1557
2 2
2 account have the same value
Es FV1 = FVa
Es 709 26 .
x 1 .
1236" = 400 x 1 .
1557
. 1236
1 n 400
=) =

. 155
1 709 26 .

= n = 20 78
. (years)
=
20 years , 9 months , 11 days
.

1000 200 - Y -
X -
X
19
-

.
>
O 1 2 4 quarter

r 2 5%
114 = .

200 X X X
+ t + = 1000
1 025
.
. 0252
1 . 0253
1 .
1 0254

>
=

= 288 86 .
3000 2030 52
20 .
PV1 = - .

. 058
1

4000
PV2 = = 2702 26 .

1 .
0410

= ) PV of the consolidated loan = 2030 52 .


+ 2702 26 .
= 4732 78
.

- X - X
>
O 2 half year
1112 = 6%

X + X 4732 78
= = .

1 .
06 2

2= X = 2504 . 12

-
500 -
500 -
X
21
.

O 6 12 months

Balance after the time of purchase = 1500 -


500 = 1000
At time O , the PV = 1000 interest 1 5% =
,
+1112 = .

500 X
1000 =
+
. 0155
1 1 .
01512

=> X = 648 .
90

22. The PV = 2000


obligation : 1000 + = 2471 .
95
(1 + 0 028 % 365x3
.

Replace by 2 equal payments X at the end of 6months


a 2 years :

X X
2471 95 .
=
+
(1 + 0 028 % )6x30
.
11 + 0 028 % 365x2
.

=> X = 1399 73 .
23 .
1112 = 1 25 %
.

5000 X 2X 3X

O 2 5 10 month
X 2x 3X 5000
t + =

. 01252
1 . 01255
1 . 012510
1

= X = 908 34 .

24. r = 14 % net cash inflow


~
Proposal A : Total PV of =
95408 39000 12000
+ t
1 14 .
1 142 .
1 .
143

= 121793 10 .

Net PVa = 121793 10 .


-
80000 = 41793 10 .

Proposal B : Total PV of net cash inflow = 35000 58000 80000


+ +
1 14
.
1 .
142 1 143
.

= 129328 .
59
Net PV = 129 328 59 .
-
100 000 = 29328 .
59
B
Net PVA > Net PVB = Proposal A is better
.

ro 5 = 6 %
. Y ro 5 = 5%
25
.

.
of 111
>
01/14 07/17

30m 42m
~ 5 semiannual
~7 semi annual
payments payments

=> Y= 20000 x 1 .
065 + 30000 + 35000 = 81638 36 .

1 057
.

2000 -
800 -
400 -
500 - X
26
. 7
06116 08116 11/16 02/17 04/17

r = 12 % 2000 800 400 500 X


=
t + +
. 1216
1 1 . 125/12 1 12 %3
.
1 . 1256
=> X = 406 . 43
2 5%
r1 / 4 = 1 .
75 % r
112
= .

1000 2000 I
27
.
>

01/09 07/11 10/11 ---


04/13
2 5%
r1 / 4 = 1 .
75 % r
112
= .

1000 2000 I
>
months
O 30 33 -
51
18 months
~ 1 . 5 years
X= 1000 x 1 .
0175" X 1 .
0253 + 2000x 1 0175x1 .
.
0253
= 3494 79 .

21
3494 79 . = 100011 + r (51 + 2000/r + 1)
1/12 ,12
4 86x18 3
-

= ) 1/12
= .

= 0 49 % .

50000 X X 100000
.
28
O 45 1011 year
v= 60/

50000 100000 X X
t = t
1 .
064 . 0611
1 1 .
065 1 .
0670

=> X= 70679 91 .

-
3000 -
4000 - 4000
29
. >

O 1 2 year

10000 = 3000 + 4000 +


4000
r+ 1 (r + 1)2

= r= 0 0938
.
= 9 38 %
.

Previous exam question :


10000 5000 -
2x -
X -
3000
7
X :
money spent on decoration stuffs
02/19 03/1904119 07/19 09/2019
r= 2%

10000 5000 -
2x -
X 3000
7
month
O 1 2 5 7
10000 + 5000 2x X 3000
=
+ t

. 02112
1 1 .
0216 1 .
02521 027112.

=> X= 4028 62
. :
Money they can spent on decoration

=> Money they spent on furniture stuff = 2x = 8057 24 /euros)


.
CHAPTER 2 Annuities
1
1 Definition
·
Annuity Sequence of cash flows made at equal interval of time
: . ,

·
Payment interval Period between 2 successive payments.
:

·
Payment dates Cash flows of annuities carried
: .
· 2 types Constant Equal payments :
-

Simple Payment interval-Interest compounding period


: .
K K K
·
Const .
annuity by diagram :
--

>

1 ...
2 n time

2
. Accumulated value
> FV right after the n-th payment
.
K kK --- K
>
1 2 3- ...
N time
FV
FU the third
E g
. .
after payment :

Fu = 1) + ((r + 1) + 1)(r + 1)2

+ (r + 1) + (v + 1)2)
= ((1
-
S3r = (1 + r)3 -
1
r

FV = K (1 + r3" -
1 = K S
. .
n r
r

Sn r
: S at nangle r

= Acc value factor for


.
n payments at rate r
Final value

*
Solve with T184 :
Step 1 Step 2

> Real % format


> Don't need = 0
~
Payment = K
Step 3 ALPHA ENTER
·
Payment vs
. FV opposite

at 1
> Check the sign
Alway

PMT at end !!!

.
3 Present value

K K K

-
K
>
" ---
N

PV = K IC K
: 3
E g .
payments :
t t
1+ r [1 + r)2 (1 + n)3
3
K 1
= .

t= 1 (1 + r)t
-
= an r

-n
PV = k .
1 -

(1 + r) = k .
an
r

* Solve w/ calculator : FV set at 0


.
12
E . g1
12 500 000 2250000 2250 000 -
2250000

↓ ! 2
--

36
>

r
1/12 = 1 .
5%
Number of deposit = 36 times
12500000 + 2250000a361 5 % .
= 12500000 + 62236539 7 .

E .
g2780 = 80 +
Xa241 25 = 74736539 7 .

X = 33 94 .

Eg3 4000 = 400 . A


n 6 %

= n= 15 73 semiannual payment
.

How much debt is paid


Discounted value of the 15th payment
PV = 400 3884 9
.
9756 % = .

= PV of remaining debt = 4000 -


3884 9 . = 115 1.

15
Forward 15sem = 115 1. x (1 06). = 274 84 .

.
4
Perpetuity
= when u receive a const cash flow till infinity
PV = K K K
t + ....

1+ r (1 + r(2 (1 + r)0
Co
A
=
K K 1
-

t= 1 (1+ r)t t = 1(1+ r)t

Perpetuity w/ const growth rate g


(2 = k=(1 + g)
((z = 12(1 + g) =
kz(1 +
g)
k19(1
O + 1 + 1
PV = Kt = k1(g + 1) =
+
g) =
PVo =
1
+
t = 1(1
+ r)t t= - (r + 1) t= 1(1 + r)t r -

q
PMT =- 100 , g= 2 %, r = 5%

PVo 100 100


= I = 3333 : value now of the oil well
0 05-0 02
. .
0 03 .

.
5 Spicy stuffs
* Explanation :

+
Acc value. = on the final payment date lind .
the final payment
PV = value period before the 1st payment date
+ exactly one

· shift forward and shift backward


x(1 + r)n (1 + r)n

E .
g: ro 25 = 1 75 %
.
.

n = 24 trimestrial payment

k = 1758 am
L
O 17501750 ---


-
2 O 1 23... 24 trisemester
= now

3PV 33
= kxan +x(n + 1)
= 1750x9241 75x)1 .
0175723
0175723
.

- 34056 .
20x(1 .

- 33664 58 .

E . g2

1500150150
... 150 -
300 -

300
... -
3003
1010811108
I
7
12108 10/1311/1312/13 10116
... ...

r
1/12 = 05% .

FV of 1500 deposit = 1500 x 1 .


00596 = 2421 21 .

FV of monthly deposit = 150 x 500 0 5 00536 .


x 1 .

= 10465 50x1 00536 .


.

= 12523 86 .

FV of withdrawals = 300 x S36 0 5 = 11800 83 .


.

< Balance 2421 21 12523 86


=
.
+
.
-

11800 83 . = 3114 24
.
Simplified diagram :
1500 150 9600 5
.
.
-
300 . S36 05
.

I
O
I
Time
60 96
g K K K
1
--

06100 12100
... 12/10 time

ro 5 = 5%
K
.

K K -

2
>

O 1
-

22

=> 250000 x S12 5 = kXS225


3979287 63 103343 97
=> k = .
= .

S225

2000 250 250


.. 250
2
.
>

01 2 --
60

1%
M1112 =

A PV= 2000 + 250 x 900 1 = 13238 76 .

D .

x 1 .
017

2000 250 250 ---


Y ---
250
>
O 1 2 7 60
...
--

X = 2000 x 1 .
017 + 250x5 7 1
+
250x9531
- 2144 27 .
+ 1883 38 .
+ 10246 09 .
+

= 14193 74 .

OR : X = 13238 76 . x 1 .
017 = 14193 74 .

+ 5000
-
40000 -
400 -
400
... -
400
3
.
: Buying
--

0 1 2 72
r = 1 5%
1112 .

PU = -40000 -
400 x 9721 . 5
+ 5000x1 .
015-72 =
-
55826 22
.
-
1600 1600 1600 1600
- -

Leasing
... -

>

01 2 3 ---
72

PV = -
1600 x 9721 5 = 70151 47 .
.

> they should buy the machine


.

X 1250 1250 1250 1250


-
- - -

4. --
...

>
-

17 --

0 1 2 ...
3 7 time

r= 5%
-
17
X = 1250 xa + 5x1 85 . = 3155 72 .

1000 1000... 1000 500


... 500
5
-
-

>
O 1 ...
2 8g ...
14 time

r= 8%
Balance X = 1000 x Ss8 x 1 .
086 -

500xSs8 = 13211 04 .

2000 2000
... 2000
6 .
7
Ann , 1114 = 2
%
O 1 -..
2 11 quarters
Ann's balance X = 2000 x S112 = 24337 43 .

K IC
Elisa 7%
---

> v=
,

O 2 --
37 months

(r1/12 + 1)12 = r + 1 = > m2 =


121 87 .
-
1

- 0 .
57 %
24337 43 .
= kXS370 57 .
= 592 71 .

7 5% months) (1tr)" 1
r12 FV K S
-

. = n = K . = .
nr
r
1 05 1 0 82%
= M112 = . = .

Let the period being 1 ,


year
= ) 500 x a
25 = kxa120 82 .

[] 929 71 . = k xa120 82 .

=> k = 81 67.
& 300 300 300
.
8
...

>
-
4 years O 1 ...
2 40 quarters
M

"
r= 12% = 1 12 -
1 2 87 %
4 = . = .

X= 300xa402 87x1 12.4 .


.
= 4501 06 .

-
200... -
200 -
300 ...
-

300 400 -
...
-
400
9
. 0 84 %
> 1112 = .

O 1
... 24 25 ...
3637 ... 60 months
-
24 -
36
PV = 200x9240 84 .
+
300x9120 84x1 .
0084 +
400x9240 84x1 0084 .
. .

24 -
36
3410 91x1 0084 8661 41x1 0084
-

= 4330 70 .
+ . .
+
. .

- 13530 44 .

200 200 ... 200 X


.
10 >
r
1/12 = 0 875 %
.

012 ...
60 months
1

X= 200 x 900 0 875 x


.
1 .
00875 = 15831 10 .

~
K K K
11
. ---

>
O 12 ...
18 11 years
r = (rn/ 12 + 1)1 -
1 = 1 .
00841 -
1 = 10 56 % .

10 000 = 1xS 1010 56 x 1 .


.
1056

=> k= 552 47 .

L
X -
500
... -
500
12
. --

>
O
...
23 24 ...
59 months

1 25 %
1112 = .

PV = 500 xa361 . 25 x 1 .
0725-23 = 10838 . 99
~

500 .. 500 500 ...


500
.
13 > ro 5 = 6%
.

O 1 ...

5 6 ...
18

X= 500x556X 1 06
. = 2987 65 .
100 100
...
14. >
r= 10%
O 12 N years

259 = 100x1 1n .

=> n=
10g1 .
1
2 59. = 9 98. /years) > deposits made 10 times.
98
Fu = 100 xS1010X 1 .
10 .

= 1749 78 .

80000 - K -
K
15 9%
,
: r=
...

>
O
---

9 10 24 years
+h
55 65th
-

bday bday
PV = 50000 x 1 .
099 = 173751 46 .

173751 46 . = kXa159
=> k = 21555 41 .

80000 - - K -
K
0 67 %
--

16
.
> 11/12 = .

O 4748
... 227 months

180 monthly payments


80000 x 1 .
006747 = kXa1800 67 .

=> k = 1848 .
92

L 300
... 300
17 r 1%
.
> 114 =

O 4 j ---
22 trimesters

15 months = 5 trimesters
"
PV 300 xa161 % 4243 07
-

= x1 01 . = .
Previous exam questions :
- .
now
1 .

25 ...
- 25 40-
...
-
40 -

60 ...
-60
a 7
O 6061 120121 180 months
1
... ...
...

5 years 5 years 5 years

syears 7 years
V 4 2%
r=
= .

3 5%.

12
r = 1 042 -
1 = 0 34 %
1/12 . .

12
ri/12 = . 035
1 -
1 = 0 29 % .

FV first 5 years = 25 x S60 0 34.


x 1 .
0423 x 1 .
0357
- 1660 84x1 . .
0423x1 8357 .

= 2390 .
64 ~
40x9360 .
34x1 0357 + 40x9240 29x1 0355
.
. .

#V of the next 5 years = (40 x S36 0 34.


+ 40x S240 29) x 1 0355 .
.

= 11529 08 * + 992 71 (x 1 8355


0357
. . .

1 .

2996
= .
003124 . 44

FV of the last 5 years = 60 x 500 0 29 .


= 3925 .
9 ~
=> Total FU of the fund = 2390 64 .
+ 2996 00 .
+ 3925 9 .
+ 3124 44 .

= 9312 .
549440 98 .

Carla entitled 9440 9824720 49


X = amount right now =
.

Right ans = 4720


. 54 (Approx
L
L 500 500
... 500
D .
>
r = 3%
O 123 ---

9 10 semesters 1 03 -1
=> re = .

4720 54 .
= 500xa 8 1 .
49x1 .
01491 + Xx1 .
055 = 1 49 %
.

1 5
3744 59x1 0149
-

E) 4720 54 .
= . .
+ Xx 1 83
.

= X= 1195 12
.

-
250 -
250
...
.
C
X
O 12 60
---

65+h 70 +h
bday bday
CHAPTER 3 : Loans
1
.
Definition

·
Loans Debtors

Creditors
·
A lan contract typically specifies
+ Nominal/face value or principal of the lan : Basis for computation

+
Detailed schedule All payment dates

The installments or amount paid


The remaining outstanding principal after each payment

. Amortization Loans
2

·
Repaid thru periodic payments I like annuity (
X X X --
X
7
1 2 3 20

S
E g . : Loan n= 20 payments v
20 yrs
,

K (money repaid each year =? (


r = 10 75 %
.

PV = 40000

40000 =
kXa20 10 75.

·
Amortisation schedule :

Eg : Deb+ PV = 6000
~ = 8% => m/2 = 1 08
.
-
1 = 3 92 %
.
24%

semiannual payment by 3 yrs => n = G


XXXX X X
>
o 23k5d
ro 5.
= 4%

X =
6000 1 14
= .

964 %
Amortisation schedule : = interest rate x
remaining principle
T

Payment number Payment Interest share 4% Principle repaid Remaining principle


6000
1 1144 57 .
240 904 57.
5095 43 .

2 1144 57 .
203 82 .
940 75 .
4154 68 .

3 1144 57 .
166 .
19 978 38 .
3176 3 .

4 1144 57 .
127 05 .
1017 52 .
2158 78 .

5 1144 57 . 86 .
35 1058 22 . . 56
1100

6 1144 57 . 44 02 . 1100 55 .
0 01
.

Formula for each individual elements :

Consider a loan for a principle P that is to be repaid in n equal installments of


Size T at an interest rate .
r per period

1
.
Remaining (outstanding) balance after the k-th payment :
bal(k) = +xan -
kn

Balance
T
PU of all installments
:
remaining .

.
2 Interest share in the
K-th payment :

Int(k k) = P an -k+ 1rXr


,
x

ann

TX an - (k
= -
1)nXn
- bal(k 1) -
Xr

Interest share = Rate x Balance of the prev. .


period

3
. Principle repaid in the k-th payment

Prn(k, k) = T -
Pxan -
k+ 1 rxr
an r

= T -
Int (k , k)

Principle repaid : Installment -


Interest share
*
All function mentioned can be used on a "cumulative basis".
· Int (k , e) is the nominal sum of all interest shares from the k-th to the 1-th

one included
.

·
Prn (K e) is the nominal
, sum of all principle repaid from the k-th to the 1-th
one included
.

More spicy stuffs (Calc use


·

Eg1 .
PV = P = 100 000

11/12 = 1%

n = 120 monthly repayment.


a Monthly payment T = ? 100000 = TX &
.
120 1 %

=> T= 1434 71 .

b .
K= 48 , outstanding principle after 48th payment = ?

bal (48) = T x &120 -


481 % =
73385 95 .

c . When is the monthly repayment of principle interest share ?

Prn (1, k) > 1434 71 .

T Int (k , k) >
1434 71 .

=
-

3
. Loans with constant principle repayments
·
Principle repayment is const = /n

x
Periodic installment = Principle repayment t interest rate x principle remain

-ing (Balance).
+
Interest rate ↓ overtime
.

E g P 100 000 N = 240 Principle repayment = P/n 100000 416 67


: .
= = > = = .

240
Installment : 11/12 = 0 2% .

Month 1 : 416 67
.
+ 0 2 % x 100000
. = 616 67 .

Month 101 : 416 67 .


+ 0 2% x . (100000 -
10x416 67) . = 533 34
.
4
. Bullet Wan
·
Endowment mortgage : Periodic investment w/ a future value P to
pay off the bullet
wan
.
P Pxrn Parn
X P
Snrp =

ide
.

01XXX P
X
=> X = Sn up
·
Installment T = Annuity that consists of the interest payment on the principal
and the periodic investment in the fund
.

Un = interest rate on the loan


.

Up = return on the investment in the fund


.
P
T= PXrn +

Sn rp

Annual
interes
Money saved up
for principle
payment .

Endowment Mortgage : Fund tret kiem tien detra principal


.
Bullet Loan : Loan ma chi can tra lai trong ca's period , principal tra on

the
maturity date
.
1
.
P= 8000

r= 15 % r
15 % 1 25 %
= , 12
= = .

12

8000 =
XX9241 . 25 % = > x = 387 89 .

bal (7) = 5907 78 .

Prn (8
, 8) = 314 05 = Principal
.

Int 18 8) = ,
78 84 : Interest
. .

.
2 APR = 7 5% 75 % 12 0 625 %
. = > 1112 = .
= .

255000 = TX a2400 625 % .

= T

Prn (1 12) , = 5720 13 .

Prn (13, 24) = 6164 20 .

Prn (229 , 240) = 23678 24 .

3
. Calculate in 2 ways :

150000 = Txa 1800 74 . %

T = 1510 72 .

Interest of the first S years

1
. Int (1 96) = 89281 26
, .

. Total
2 Payment = 96 x 1510 71 = 145 028 16 . .

Principal = Pnn (1 96) ,


= 55746 97 .

150000 -
bal (96) =
150000 -
94253 03
.
= 55746 97
.

Int (1 , 96) = 145028 16 .


-
55746 97 . = 89281 . 26

.
4
n = 5x12 = 60

P= 10000

APR = 12 % = > = 1%
1112

T= 10000 = 222 44 .

a 60 1 %
Outstanding principle <1/2 original amount

bal(k) = 5000 = +Xan -


kr

=> 222 44 xa60 k1 %. - = 5000

Es 60 -
k = 25 59
.

k 34 4135 months
() = .

=> After 35 months of


payment
.

*
Addition way to solve :
1000 = 222 . 44x9 1% +
5000.
5 -
T
S=
3000 ,
n = 25
4
r = 10 % = 14 = 1 1
.
-
1= 2 41%
.

P = 3000 x 92510% = 27231 12 .

Number of payment made after Dec 31, 1999 : 5 payment


bal (5) = 25540 69 .

time left : 20 years = So quarters


.

25540 69 = . TX 9802 41 % .

= T = 723 14 .

6
. $21400 = D

APR = 15 % => = 1 25 %
1112 .

n = 36

T= 21400 741 84
= .

936 1 25 %
.

bal (12) = 15299 84 .


+ 15299 84x0 0125x3 = 15873 58
. . .

r1112 =
8%
=
0 67 % .

12

15873 58 . = XX9240 67 % .
= > X = 718 21 .

The monthly installment decreases ,


so it's better that they refinance their
loan
.
Refinancing at the beginning of the loan :

·
Higher penalty (Outstanding debt is higher
·
More time to benefit from refinancing when it's ur advantage
.

F .
ro 5 ·
= 5 25 %
. = > 1/12
= 1 .
0525 -
1 = 0 86 %
.

120000 TX a = T= 1117 63
300 0 86
=
.
% .

bal (60) = 113312 97 .


+ 3x0 86 % x113312 97 . .
= 116232 44 .

G
New monthly payment .
New rate :111 = 1 .
035-1 = 0 58 %
.

↑x a
2400 58 % = 116232 44 .
.

=> T= 898 . 39

.
8 EAR = 6 09 %
. => 11/12 = 1 0609
.
-
1 = 3%

a 50000 = Xxa303% => X = 2550 96 .

b
. bal(k) = 2550 96 .
x a
30-k 3 = 50000x0 6 .

=> 30 -
k = 14 7 .

= k = 15 3 .
=> After the 16th payment .

.
c Outstanding balance now bal 120) 21760 23 1 0609-1 0 99 %
: = .
, 1116 = .
= .

21760 23 . = TX9300 99 % .

=> T= 841 94 .

.
9 P = 500 000 euros

n = 3 x12 = 36 monthly payments


APR = 7 % = r = 0 58 %
, 12 .

a .
The old installment :

500000 =
TX9360 58 % .

=> T= 15429 41 .

b New
. monthly installment

Bal (12) = 344756 93 .


-

50000 = 294756 93 .

294756 93 = .
4 x 180 58 % = >T= 17292 45 .
.
10 .
APR = 7 2 %= . r
, 12 = 06% .

P= 200 000

n = 180 monthly installments = 15 years


The original monthly installment :

T = 200000 = 1820 09 .

& 180 0 6%.

APR = 8 4% . = > r, 112 = 0 7 %


.

bal (120) = 91481 78 .


= 1820 .
09x9600 7 % + XX930 7 % .

1 .
00760

= > X = 1314 88 .

0
11. ro 5 = 6 % = +112 = 1 06 .
-
1 = 0 98 % .
.

n= 20

P = 60000

Original semestrial installment : T= 60000 = 5231 07


.

& 206 %

Outstanding debt after 10th payment : bal (10) = 38501 16 .

New monthly installment : 38501 16 . = X X 9600 98 % .


=>
X = 851 77
.

. P = 100000
12

n = 14

T = 4758
104900
10000 = 4750xa14 +

(1 + r(14

. P = 100 000
13

n = 120

r = 0 9%
, 12 .

T= 100000 833 33
= .

120
a .
Balance after 4 years = 100000 -
48x833 33 .
= 60000 16 .

. Interest of the
D 49th payment = 60000 16 . x 0 9% . = 540 00 .

C Total
.
monthly payment of month 49th = 540 + 833 33 .
= 1373 33 .

14. P = 50000

n = 5

r= 5%

Amortization schedule

I I I I
Payment number Payment Interest share 5 % Principle repaid remaining principal
50 000

1 12500 2500 10000 40 000

2 12 000 2000 1000 30 000

3 11500 1500 10000 20 000

4 11000 10000 10000

5 10500 Noe 10000 O

-
paid ro 5 .
= 6% =
Interest each month = 80000 + 6% = 4800

P = 80 000

↑ 4800 + 80000 4800 + 2902 31 7702 31


a = .
= .

S20 3 25 %
.

.
b Real annual rate

80000 7702 31xa


= .

20 m/2
=> r112 = 7 26%
.

=> RAR = 1 .
07262 -
1 = 15 05 % .

16
. P= 20000 =>
Interest paid each year = 20000 + 0 04 . = 800

m = 4%
a
. Amount Marc should save each year : X =
20000 = 3409 13.

S5 8%
b Amount Marc
.
pay each year X = 500 + 3409 13 .
= 4209 13 .

c .
20000 = 4209 13 xa zr .

=> r= 1 72
.
%

Prev . exam questions :


1 P = 180
. 000
.

12
r= 36%
.
= 7 11/12 = 1 036
.
-
1 =
0 295 % .

n = 20 x 12 = 240

a .
Monthly installment T = 180000 = 1047 63 .

& 2400 295 % .

Int (1 , 144) = 58333 .


14

b .
bal(144) = 87474 27 .

~ = 2 2%
.
=
V1112 12 1 022
= .
-
1 = 0 18 %
.

Amount Carla needs to pay now = 0 .


5 x/320000 -
87474 27) = 116262 87
. .

116262 87 = . TX92400 18 % =)T 597 .


=

Monthly installment if Carla also continues to pay off the old can :

X = 597 + 1047 63 = 1644 63


. .

.
2 87474 27 . =
500x960m 12 x(1 + r 12160 + ,
, 750x960N, 12

=>
87474 27 = .
500x(1+ r)60 1x(1 + r)60 -
+ 750x(1+ r360 -
1
V R

=>
M1112 =...

=) r =...

12
3
. APR = 3% => M1112 = 1 03.
-
1 = 0 25 %
.

value of the current mortgage :

X = 5000
xa510 25 % .
= 239133 02 .

Amount she has to pay right now :

Y = 4000000 -

2500000 + 239133 02 .
= 1739133 02 .
1739133 22 . = TXa2400 25 % .
x1 .
0025-2
=> E 9693 48 .

.
4
T= 7500 r
p= 0
% = > Vp1/12 = 11 .
06 - 1 = 0 49 %
.

n= 15 x 12 = 180 months

bal (60) = 1403 668 55 .

P
7500 = Px0 .
4 % +
=> P= 1003495 57 .

S180 0 49 %
.
CHAPTER 4 Bonds
1 . Simple bands D
C C +C
C
: Buyer
b
>

1 3 n time
2
in return for
P
: Seller
b
>

1 2 3 n time

·
n : number of coupon

·
Other quantities :
quoted as a % of the nominal value face value of the bond

+
P : The issue price P
+
D : Redemption value

+ C : Coupon rate

E g . : Assume
·
The number of coupon n = 5
·
The issue price P= 99 75 % .
> P= 0 9975
.
x 2000 = 1995

·
The redemption value D = 101 5 % .
1015 x 2000 = 2030

·
The coupon(rate) c = 7 35 %
.
coupon payment = 0 0735 x 2000 =
.
147
·
The nominal value is $2000

E g .

n = 5 You
·
pay a total of 100 575 % .
x 25000 = 25143 75 for
.

c = 5 4 % .
your bonds
P = 100 575 % .
·
Each of the 9 coupons is worth 5 4 % .
x 25000 = 1350

Face value : 5000 ·


The bond will be repaid at total 100 % x 25000 =

25 000

a .
Valuation problems upon issues

Fundamental bond equation


C D
P =
t
t = 1(1 + t)t (1 + r(n
P= D
or cXanr +
(1 + r)4

· The equation links all defining quantities to the real rate of return for this

group of cash flow-yield to maturity .


r

C C C C -
+C
>
time
p
O 1 = at yield r n
7
O 12 3 4
-
U

Redeemed at par < => Redemption val. .


D = par/nominal value.

. Transactions
b on coupon dates :

After :
payment P
. market price

n : coupons left

D : Redemption value = const !

C : Coupon rate = const !

>
- Changeable values : P and n (YTM)

c .
Transaction between 2 coupon dates
·
Bonds can be traded at anytime
.
-
11 +)C
-
C C + C
time
--

>
!
0 25 g t = 0 75 .
+ + 1 --- c+ n -
1
= 0 75
.

·
Band market convention-quylide :
Buyer must pay sellers the accrued
interest on transaction dates
.

·
Accrued interest = cx(1 -t)

·
Full diagram :

-
CX(1 +) +C
-
+C +C +C
--

> time
g t ++ 1 ++ 2 ++ 3 ... ++ n -
1
P = at yield r
--

> time
g t ++ 1 ++ 2 ++ 3 ... ++ n -
1
· Different way :
-
CX(1 +) +C
-
+C +C +C
--

> time
Ot ++ 1 ++ 2 ++ 3 ... ++ n -
1
-
P + C(1 +) -
= at yield r
--

> time
Ot ++ 1 ++ 2 ++ 3 ... ++ n -
1

-clean price , dirty price


·
Reducing everything to time OI transaction date
P + c(1 +) = (CXanv D r)1
-
+

1)n)X(1
-
+ +

(r +

E . g1 : c= 3 95 %, .
-

7
time
0 75 0 1 9
lysm
-

D = 100 % . -

Sm 3m
Sy3m
n = 9 ~ m

1y 1y
r= 4%
dirty price
Equation : -
9)x(1 + 04)1 0 25
- -

p= 0 0395x 0 75 10 0395xag4 % 1(1 + 0 04) 0


.
-

.
+ +
. . . .

-
~ PV of bond at + = 1
0 9964 .

-
clean price

E g2 :
.
P= 100 25% .

+ = 7/12 (next coupon after 7 months , pay annually


D = 103 5 % .

r = 6 42 %
.

Equation :

1 035
064215/12
P=
ex +
12xa166 + x (1 + 0
.
-

. 42 % .

16
(1 0 0642)
-

+ .
d . Zero coupon bonds

·
No coupon payment, only payment of the face value at maturity
.
· P =
D
(1 + n)n

e
. Perpetual bonds
·
Coupon payment tile co
.
Co
C
· P= C D
- t
W
+= 1( + n) +
(1 + +10
1
.
Nominal value = 5000

D = 103 %

C = 5 25 %
.

r = 4 75 % .

103 %
p= 5 25
154 75 %+
.
x
.

1 . 047515

= p= 106 78 % .

= 106 78 % x5000
. = 5339

. Nominal value
2 = 1000

D = 100 % = 1000

c = 4 5%. = 45

r= 4%

woo
P= 45x954 %+ = 1022 26 .

1
. 045

95 68 100
.
3 . = 3xa4r, 2 +

(1 + r
- 2)4
=> r1 / 2 = 0 04204 .

=> r = 1 .
0422 -
1 = 8 58 %
.

4
.

·
First 4 years : c = 5%

Last 4 years : 6%
Cz
·
=

· D = 102%

·
r = 4 53%
.

-
4
12
p= 5xa44 53% .
+
6xa44 53% .
x1 . 0453 +

1 04538
.

I 17 93 .
+ 18 02 . + 71 56 .

- 107 51 %
.
.
5 Face value = Woo

c = 3% = 30

D = 100 % = 1000

r = 1 85 %
.

Withholding tax = 30% = Nhan ve 70 % dia coupon !


.
a P= 30x70% x a 81 85 % +
1000 = 1018 43 .
.

1 .
01858

b
. Gross return/tax excl ( .

1000
1018 43 . = 30xa8n +

21 + r)8

= r = 2 74 %
.

.
6 D = 101 %

c = 4%

r = 3 8%.

a Accrued interest = 2x(1 -t) = 4%


X = 3 33
%.

.
b p + 3 33.
=
(4xa-3 8%
.
+
101
( x 1 .
03856
1 .
0385

=> p = 101 61 %
.

4 4 4 4 4
Y
D 11 2 3 k 5
accrued
--
interest ! + 2n
4y
-m
1y
3 95%
.

--

I 3
O
---

7
. P = 104 37% .
1 2 6
3m 9m
C = 3 95 %
.

--
D = 105 % 1y 1y
r=
r= ? 14 37 3
95x7 (3 95xafn 1) (1 + 3 88
.
+ = +
. . .

Accrued interest
8 .
P = 99 6 % .

D= 102 36 % .

C= 6 35 %
.

r= Y >
+ D
>
! 1 234 5 6
um
5m

D = 102 36 .
+ 6 .
95x5/12 = 105 26.

-
(5/12 + 6)
9. 6
9 = 6 35
.
xagr + 105 26x(1+ r)
.

= r = 6 77 %
.

2
45x7 98 26
9 .
p = 97 65 .
+
.
= .

102 07
45x1
D= 101 25 .
+ 2 . = .

98 26 =
.
2 .
45xaor + 12 07x(1+ .
rj(8 + 1/12)
= r= 2 9
.

4m

2 45
. 2 45.
---
2 45
.
D
7
-
py 1 2 ---
S -9
3m Sm
m
14

Previous exam questions


1
. Face value = 100

P = 10 %

C= 3%

D = 12 13% .
2months Sdays = 66/360 years
---
L

>
g 2 506117
2012 2013 2014 ---
2017
a .
Accrued interest = 3 x 66 = 0 .
55 %
360

b .
Buyer buy them today at price P= 102 13 % .
+ 0 55 %
. = 102 .
68 %

12 68 = .
3xa32 8 % + D x 1 .
02866/368 = D = 101 73%
.

0283
.

1 .

.
2 P = 101 5 % .

C = 3%
wo
a .
101 5 .
=
3x915r t >
= r= 2 88 %
.

(1 + r)15

P 10
b .
Zero band = - = 65 32 %
.

(1 + 2 88 %
.
)15

100 r)1/4
.
3 98 75
.
+
3xy =
(3x9 , 3r +
x(1 + = >r = 3 12 %
.

(r+ 1)13
CHAP5 Derivatives
1
1. Definition
·
value is determined by another /underlying) financial instrument
.

·
such as Options, warrants, futures
,...

Speculation , hedging

. Future
2 : An agreement to purchase an asset at a determined price on a

specified future date


.

Contract
·
on spot market : transaction now ,
settlement now
.

Contract on forward market


·
: transaction how , settlement later
.

Future= a forward contract w/ market to market.

Buy future $100000 >


-
futures price 3 months $/ = = 1 02
.

< pay , 000 in 3 months


102

·
Day 1 : $/E = 1 04
.
-
> new contract : =104000 >
-
receive 2000

· Day 2 $/ = = 1 01
.
+ new contract : =101000 >
-

pay E 3000
--

·
Day 0 + 3m : $/E = 1 01-
. pay 10 1 000
+ 3000 -
2000

E 102 000

3
. Options

= A right owned by someone .


·
E g:
.
If u have an option to buy a house , u have the right to buy it
in the meantime
·
In reality ,
the owner op the option will look for financing (mortgages
in the period in between
· Who owns an option ,
either has

+
The right to buy 5th / = call option (

+ Or the right to sell 5th ( = put option (


An option can be on each type of asset , usually it's an option on stocks
To trade an option , 2 parties should be involved
·
The buyer

·
= the"writer
The seller ""

*
Call option :

The
·

buyer of the call has the right to buy an number of shares within a

certain period /on a specific date at a pre-agreed price.


·
The seller of the call has the obligation to deliver/sell the shares to

the owner of the call option is schel wishes to exercise his/her right.
·
The stock on which you have an option = the underlying value
·
Number of shares : the unit of
trading for an option on Euronext Derivatives
is usually 100 shares
.

·
Price at which I can buy - strike price/exercise price.
·
The price of share = S
· Period in which
a have the option = maturity
·
Option that can be exercised within a specific time period
= American style .

·
Option that can be exercised on specific date = European style
.

* Put option
·
The buyer of a put has the right to sell a specified number of shares
within a certain period or on a specific date at a pre-agreed price .

·
The seller of a put has the obligation to buy the shares to the owner of the put
option if she) wants to exercise his chers right.
·

Exercising option :

↑ The owner of a call option will only use his right if he can buy the share cheaper
using the option ,
then on the market so
only if strike <market price
price
Calls

+
The diff .
between the market price of share and the strike price is the

intrinsic value of the option .


I can never be 1- cuz "right" , "obligation"
not

+
A call =s max 10; S-X) ;
A put 10 ; X-S)
·
strike price = market price : The option is "at-the-money"
Strike price > ()
·
market price :
"in-the-money" >
-
It) intrinsic value

· No intrinsic value :
"out-of-the-money".
The value of an option consists of 2 parts
.

+ Intrinsic value

+ Time value

·
Reflects the possibility that the option will be more valuable in the future /'in-the
1

money) in the time remaining


.
=
O at maturity
.

4 . Graphs
E g
: .
ABInber ,
c , maturity 03/24 ,
strike price = 54

·
Price AB Inber : 55 88.

·
Price option : =4 92 .
Intrinsic val = max 10 , S-X)

= max 10 , 55 88
.
-

54)
- 1 88
.

Time val = 492-1 88


. .
= 3 04 euros
.
.

Price share Payoff buyers call Payoff seller call

52 5 .
O &

53 O O

53 5
.
O O

54 g &

54 5
.
+ 05 .
-
0 5 .

55 I -
1

55 5 . .5
1 -
1 5.

56 2 -
2
Graph call option
n
Intrinsic value

Buyer call

Writer call

Buyer : Maximum profit is unlimited


.

Loss is limited to the price paid for the option

Writer : .
Maximum Loss is unlimited

Profit is limited to the option price received


.

Graph of the buyer is the opposite of the graph of the buyer


.

·
The advantage of options is the ability to achieve high return w/ a limited investment
.

= Leverage effect .

Buy stock at 55 88 .
-
> Share prices ↑ to 56 88.

Return =
56 88
.
.
55 88
.
= 1 79 %
.

55 88
.

Buy call option at 4 92


.
>
-
Assume call price ↑ with E 0 5 .

5 92-4 92 0 5
Return =
.
.

=
.

= 10 16 %
.

4 92
. . 92
4

Graph call option lind .


price of the option (
1
Intrinsic value

Buyer call
4 92
.

>

-
4 92
Writer call
.
In the same the graph for the buyer of a put option can be made
way ,

Eg :
AB Inber p ., maturity 03/24 ,
strike price EGO , price AB Inbev : E 55 68 .

Price option = EG 15 .

· Intrinsic value = max 10 , X-S)

= max 10 , 60 -
55 88)
.

= 4 12.

·
Time value = 6 15-4 12
. . = E 2 03.

Graph :

Price share Payoff buyer put Pay off writer put


57 5 .
25 .
-
2 5 .

58 2 -
2

58 5
.
1 . 5 -
1 .
5

59 1 -
1

59 5 .
0 5 .
-
0 5 .

60 & g

60 .
5 & O

61 O &

Graph put option Incl the price


.
of the option :
Intrinsic value
~ Intrinsic value 1

60
Writer put
6 15 .

Buyer put
> >
60 Writer put -
6 15
.

Buyer put
-
60
.
5 Financial Engineering -
The practical use of options

a .
Put-call parity :

Assume the Heineken stock trades .


at E85 The investment horizon is 2yrs
. An

investor buy a share of Heineken o a put option w/ strike price ES5 /price E3 55) .

of this
What is the payoff at maturity strategy ?
S Zero bond ((X = 85) Zerobond + C
O 85 O Siz Zero-band + C
: : : : Payoff
82 sij g 85 C
85
83 85 O 85 Zero-band

84 gi O 85
85 S
85 85 g 85

86 gi 1 86

87 gi 2 87

88 85 3 SS
: : : :

Assume the Heineken stock trade at E85


. The investment horizon is 2yrs
. An investor

buys a zero-bond w/ a maturity of 2yrs (yield of 2% ) and a call option w/ a strike

price =85
>
-
Face value (F) = 85

What is the payoff at maturity of this strategy ?

S Zero bond ((X = 85) Zeroband + C


O 85 O Siz Zero-band + C
: : : : Payoff
82 sij g 85 C
85
83 85 O 85 Zero-band

84 gi O 85
85 S
85 85 g 85

8685 1 86

87 gy 2 87

8885 3 SS
: : : :
Share + Put = Zero-bond + call

85 55 Sy call E6 85
+ 3 .
= + => call = .

1 022
price option
.

>
- the of the call

Otherwise :
Arbitrage
Assume call price = E7 5 .
-
> sell call ,
receive 7 5
.

Buy Synthetic call = share + put-zero-bond


>
Pay EG 85 , profit = 0 65
-

Payoff maturity
.

at
.

synthetic call

>

b .
Mutual fund w/ capital protection

How can an investor replicate this ?


1
Payoff
Zero-band + call options on index
1000

g
BEL20

Convertible bonds
·
o reverse convertibles

+
Premium is paid in terms of a lower coupon rate

F= 1000 >
-
conversion ratio = 50
1 Payoff
Zero-bond + call
1000

20
S
·
Reverse convertibles >
- Si
maturity >
-
issuer = financial

Issuer has the right to pay face value institution or a specific number of shares of

another
company
.
M Zero-bond- Put

i
1000

500--- 7
S
w

·
option strategies
+
Straddle : Buy a call - a put option w/ the same strike price
.

+ Long strangle : Combine a put w/ a low strike price w/ a call w/ high strike price.

+ Butterfly Buy : a call w/ low strike price leg E20) , buy a call w/ high strike price

26) and sell 2 calls w/ intermediate strike E23)


leg , price (eg

* Straddle :
Buy call (x = 25) +
buy put (X = 25) Price of options = ES

C P C+ P

S X = 25 X= 25 Payoff
20 O y 5
P
Straddle C
21 O 4 4

22 C 3 3

23 O 2 2 : >
17 3
24 O 1 1
25
25 O O O

26 1 O 1

27 2 O 2

28 3 O 3

29 4 O 4

30 5 & 5
* Long strangle :
Buy put (x = 23) +
buy call (X = 27)

D C P+ C

S X= 23 X = 27

20 3 O 3

21 2 O 2 Price options = -4

22 1 O 1
Pay off
23 O O &

24 O O O
C
25 O O O Long strangle
P
26 O O O

27 O O O

28 & 1 1
ig is as 27 1 S

29 O 2 2

38 O 3 3

* Butterfly Buy : call (X = 20) +


buy call (X = 26) + Sell 2 calls (X = 23)

C C -
2C Butterfly Price option : E1

S X = 20 X = 26 X = 23 O
~
Payoff
O O
18 O g
Butterfly
O C
19 g O O
(x= 20)
20 O O O 1 C
(X = 26)
21 1 O O 2

22 2 O 03 3
20
23 26 S
23 30 02

24 40 -
2 1
2C
-

25 i O -
4 O

26 6 O -

6 O

27 F 1 -
8 O

28 S
2 -
10 O
strike price
Stock price Risk free
*
Black-Scholes Option Pricing model rate Maturity option
-R+
·
The Black-scholes model was originally C = SN(d , ) -
Ee N(d2)
2
developed to price call options
m(S) +
(r +

2 (t
·
N(d , ) and N(dz) are found using the d, =

cumulative standard normal distribution 6 t


-Volatility
tables de = d= -
0t
+ 500 Woo 2100
.
1
>
01/15 01/17 01/18 07/19

r= 10 %

2100 = 500x1 .
13x(1 + v)15 + 1000x1 1x(1 + .
11 5
.

= r = 12 26 %
.

= (112 = 5 95 %
.

6
2 .
11/12 = . 06
1
-
1 = 0 98 %
.

5000 -
2100 x 1 .
06 =
XXS120 98 % .
X 1 0098 .

=> X = 195 34 .

.
3 250000 = Tx &
300 0 75 % .

=> T= 2097 99 .

Prn (24 , 24) = 264 88 .

or Int (24, 24) = 1833 19 .

Prn = T - Int = 2097 99-1833 19 . .


= 264 80 .

.
4 APR = 9% = 1 r =
9 % /12 = 0 75 %
, 12 .

P 250000 x 0 75 % + 250000 1961 15


T= PXrn + = .
= .

Surp S300 1 2%
.

Real monthly rate : 250000 = 1961 15 .


x a
300 r
, 112

=> 0 68 %
m112 = .

Tax = 30 %
5
P = 98 2 % 98
.2 70 % x4 5xajr
5
10x(1 + r)
-

. = .
+
.

c = 4 5%. => r = 3 55 %
.

n = 5

D = 100%

v = ?
CHAPTER 5 : DERIVATIVE

.
1 Putoption : X = 25
,
Intrinsic value = 2 Quyenban
Call option : X= 30 , Intrinsic value = ↑ Quyen mua

*
Put option

Market Market Call option


pace Put option
price
26 O

23 2 27 O

23 5 .
.5
1 28 O

24 1 29 O
24 5 . 0 5
. 30 O

25 O 31 1

25 5 .
O 32 2

26 O 33 3

26 5 .
O 34 4
. D = 101 %
6 98 2 .
= 4 .
5xa,v + 101x(1 + r)-

r = 3 => r= 7 43 %
.

.
7 D = 100 + 4 5 . x
3 = 13 375 .

98 2 . = 4 .
5xazr + 103 .
375x(1 + 25314
(r + 1)3

r
1/12
= 5 04 %
.
MOCK TEST
EAR = 2%.
PV = 25 = r,, 12 = 0 17 %
.

10010 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20

o i''h's 's' is

FV = 100 x 1 02 .

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