Question 2 Suppose stock A is currently traded at £100. In one year, its price will be either £110 or £90. The risk- fre

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Question 2 Suppose stock A is currently traded at £100. In one year, its price will be either £110 or £90. The risk- free interest rate is 5% and the yield curve is flat. a) What is the price of a put option with K=95 and expires in one year? (10 marks) b) Suppose you entered a short position in a 1-year forward on stock A at t=0. Three months later (t=0.25), the stock price is still £100. What is the value of your position at t=0.25? (10 marks) c) Suppose you are a corporate treasurer, and you manage the cash savings of your firm. You don't want to lose any initial investment and wish to make a return higher than the risk-free rate in some cases. Your bank proposes a product that costs £100 and delivers the following payoff in one year 100% (1 + 0.8 x max {{ $200,0}), i.e., this product guarantees you never lose a penny and gives you 80% of "gain" if the stock price appreciates. Will you invest in this product? Justify your answer with calculations. (10 marks) Sy