The spot price of an investment asset is $30 and the risk-free rate for all maturities is 10% with continuous compounding. The asset provides an income of $3 at the end of the first year and at the end of the second year. What is the three-year forward price? (Hint: First find the PV of year 1 and year 2 incomes and then subtract it from the spot price.)
19.67 |
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$33.46 |
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$45.15 |
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$40.50 |
Present value of inflow | ||||
First Year Cash flow | ||||
PV= FV e^rt | ||||
Where, | ||||
FV= Future value | ||||
PV = Present Value | ||||
t = length of time | ||||
r= nominal annual interest rate | ||||
=3 / 2.7183^(0.1*1) | ||||
=2.7145 | ||||
Second year's cash flow | ||||
=3 / 2.7183^(0.1*2) | ||||
=2.4561 | ||||
Net Investment = $30-2.7145-2.4561 | ||||
=24.8294 | ||||
3 year forward price | ||||
P(t)= P0 e^rt | ||||
Where, | ||||
P(t) = value at time | ||||
P0= present value | ||||
t = length of time | ||||
r= nominal annual interest rate | ||||
=24.8294 * 2.7183^(0.1*3) | ||||
=$33.46 |
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