QUESTION 51
Chase buys a convertible bond with a conversion ratio of 25. If the conversion value is presently $806.25, what is the value of the stock?
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a. $30.25. |
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b. $32.25. |
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c. $25.00. |
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d. $806.25. |
QUESTION 52
Robin purchased a call option on an “index” of stocks. She can only exercise the option on one specific date, six months from now. Robin bought a:
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a. Short European option. |
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b. Long American option. |
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c. Short forward contract. |
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d. Long European option. |
51
| Conversion value = Conversion ratio*current share price |
| 806.25 = 25*Current share price |
| Current share price = 32.25 |
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