Suppose that management would have the opportunity to expand at
t = 3 instead of at t = 1. Would this increase or decrease the
value of the option?
- Increase
- Decrease
- Depends on the volatility
- Impossible to say
Correct option : Option (a) : Increase
An increase in maturity period of an option tends to increase the value of the option premium due to time value of money and a risk factor attached to it . An option price can be bifurcated into:
~ a difference between the current stock price and the strike price (Intrinsic Value)
and
~a consideration towards time value of option (Extrinsic value)
Hence, an option with a longer maturity would fetch a higher premium as compared to the one with a shorter maturity (keeping other things constant like strike price,risk free rate etc).
Hence, the correct option will be increase.
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