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CONTINGENT CLAIMS Any risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” e.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and underinvestment problem examples Some securities make a payoff in a range of states or in one state, but zero otherwise e.g., lottery tickets, life insurance, my World Series tickets, options

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Page 1: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

CONTINGENT CLAIMS

Any risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world”e.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution

and underinvestment problem examples

Some securities make a payoff in a range of states or in one state, but zero otherwisee.g., lottery tickets, life insurance, my World

Series tickets, options

Page 2: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

OPTION: A Contingent Claim

Not obligation call put underlying asset strike (exercise) price

Right to buy (sell) specified asset at specified priceon (or before) specified date

European American maturity (expiration) date

Page 3: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

CALL OPTION PAYOFF

Gross Payoff

ST - X

0 X ST

Page 4: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

PUT OPTION PAYOFF

Gross Payoff

X - ST

0 X ST

Page 5: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

PROPERTIES OF CALL OPTION PRICES

XSr1

XS

)X(V)S(V)XS(V

)]0,XS(max[VC

0f

0

TT

T0

Page 6: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

IMPLICATIONS FOR CALL OPTION PRICES (nondividend-paying stocks)

The price of a European call option is at least the maximum of zero or the stock price minus the present value of the exercise price

An American call option will never be exercised early

American call option must have same value as equivalent European call option

Page 7: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

OPTION TIME PREMIUM:The Value of Waiting

$

Value of Call

Time Premium

Exercise Value

X Value of Stock

Page 8: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

TIME PREMIUM CHARACTERISTICS

Since the payoff on an option is asymmetric, the ability to wait is valuable:Option time premium is generally positiveTime premium decreases as an option becomes

further in-the-money or out-of-the-moneyTime premium is greatest when the option is

exactly at the money

Page 9: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

OPTIONS AND RISK

What happens if risk of underlying asset increases?Greater chance of a larger payoffDownside payoffs are limited to zero

Implication: Option values increase with risk of underlying asset

Page 10: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

PUT-CALL PARITY(nondividend-paying stocks)

Buy stock, buy put, sell call (option exercise price = X)

Stock Price Call Exer? Put Exer? Wealth

S > X yes no X

S < X no yes X

S = X ? ? X

S0 + P0 - C0 = X/(1+rf)T

Page 11: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

OPTIONS ARE EVERYWHERE

Explicit• Traded options• Executive stock

options• Call provisions on

bonds• Convertible bonds• Warrants

Hidden• Capital budgeting:

(postponement, abandonment)

• Tax timing• Common stock and

risky debt

Page 12: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

OPTION ELEMENTS OF EQUITY AND RISKY DEBT

Equity is like a call option on firm assetsEquityholders have “sold” assets to

bondholdersBy paying off the debt obligation (exercise

price) equityholders can buy back assets

Risky debt contains an embedded putEquityholders can put the assets to the

bondholders and cancel bondholders’ claim

Page 13: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

MARKET VALUE BALANCE SHEET

Value of riskless debt Minus default option

Assets Equity

Equity = Assets –(Value of riskless debt – default option)

Assets + default option – Equity = Value of riskless debt

Page 14: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

SIMPLE CASE: TWO POSSIBLE FUTURE STATES OF THE WORLD

• Stock price now is 100/1.05 = 95.24

• Stock pays no dividend

• Next year, stock price goes up ( by factor u =1.68) to 160 or down (by factor d =.63) to 60

uS=160

S=95.24

dS=60

Page 15: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

PRICING A EUROPEAN CALL OPTION

• Suppose current stock price is $95.24, and we know that, one year from now, stock price will be either $60 or $160

• Consider two investment strategies:1. Buy ten call options on stock with exercise

price of $150. Cost = ?

2. Buy one share of stock and borrow 60/1.05 at 5% int. rate. Total cost = 95.24 - 57.14 = 38.1

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PRICING A EUROPEAN CALL OPTION

Payoff from two strategies after one year:

Strategy If S = 60 If S = 160

1 0 10x10 = 100

2 60 - 60 = 0 160 - 60 = 100Strategy 2 is a replicating strategy Since both strategies have the same payoff, they

must have the same costValue of call = $38.1/10 = 3.81

Page 17: CONTINGENT CLAIMS èAny risky security has a payoff that is contingent on the “state of the world” èe.g., equity and debt in our asset substitution and

BLACK-SCHOLES MODEL

• C = call price• S = stock price• X = exercise price

• rf = risk-free rate

• T = time to expiration = std. dev. stock

price changes• N( ) = cumulative std.

Normal probabilities

Tdd

T2

1

T

Tr)X/Sln(d

)d(NXe)d(SNC

12

f1

2Tr

1f

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PUT OPTION PRICING

• We can use put-call parity to derive a Black-Scholes put option pricing model

))d(N1(S

))d(N1(XeP

SCXeP

1

2Tr

Tr

f

f

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IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS

Nondividend-paying stock

Constant interest rate

Stochastic process governing stock price movements stays constant