You are prohibited from discussing this assignment with other students. Construct an Excel spreadsheet that determines the following values:
1. Black-Scholes-Merton model call option without dividends.
2. Binomial model European call option without dividends.
3. Binomial model American call option without dividends.
4. Black-Scholes-Merton model call option with dividends.
5. Binomial model European call option with dividends.
6. Binomial model American call option with dividends.
7. Black-Scholes-Merton model put option without dividends.
8. Binomial model European put option without dividends.
9. Binomial model American put option without dividends.
10. Black-Scholes-Merton model put option with dividends.
11. Binomial model European put option with dividends.
12. Binomial model American put option with dividends.
The spreadsheet should have a title tab that includes: (1) the purpose; (2) the author; and (3) any references. An example is as follows:
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Purpose:
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Determine the value of European and American call and put options using the Black-Scholes-Merton model and a multi-lattice model.
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Author:
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Ty Taylor, CFA; ttaylor@fiu.edu
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References:
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1. Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets, 8th Edition, John C. Hull.
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2. Valuing Employee Stock Options, Johnathan Mun.
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3. Real Options Analysis, 2nd Edition, Johnathan Mun.
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The spreadsheet should have an assumptions tab to which all calculations are tied. If a user of the spreadsheet wants to change an assumption, they should be able to so by going to one place. I will test each student's spreadsheet to make sure this works correctly. Use the following assumptions:
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Assumptions
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Valuation Date
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01/11/16
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Option Expiration Date
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01/11/18
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Risk-Free Rate of Return, r
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2.0000%
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Stock Price T0
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$100.0000
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Stock Dividend Yield, g
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3.0000%
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o of the Stock Price, Annual
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50.0%
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Call Exercise Price, KC
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$105.0000
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Put Exercise Price, KP
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$110.0000
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There should be a section in which "intermediate calculations" are shown. This may by on the same tab as the assumptions. An example follows. Your intermediate calculations should be equal to these calculations:
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Intermediate Calculations
Option Life in Years, T
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2.000000
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= (Expiration Date - Valuation Date)ƒ365.5
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Time Step, Annual, 6t
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0.038462
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= Option Life in Years ƒNumber of Lattice Steps
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Stock Price Up Move, u
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1.103027
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= Exp(1)^[o(6t^0.5)]
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Stock Price Down Move, d
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0.906596
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= 1ƒu
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Risk-Neutral Up Probability, 0.479423 = {[Exp(1)^(r6t)] - d} ƒ (u - d) Without Dividends, p
Risk-Neutral Down Probability, 0.520577 = 1 - p Without Dividends, (1-p)
Risk-Neutral Up Probability, With
0.473547 = {[Exp(1)^((r-g)6t)] - d} ƒ (u - d)
Dividends, p
Risk-Neutral Down Probability,
0.526453 = 1 - p
With Dividends, (1-p)
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You will develop four Black-Scholes-Merton (BSM) values, and you should have four BSM templates.