2.6 Foundations of Financial Economics Flashcards

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CAPM

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  • single risk factor asset pricing model —> market risk factor E(Ri) = Rf + β[E(Rm) - Rf] - asserts that expected return on an asset is determined by its systematic risk (beta) -asserts that no additional return will be earned by bearing non-systematic (idiosyncratic, or investment specific) risks
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Ex-post CAPM

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Ri,t - Rf = β(Rm,t - Rf) + εi,t Where εi,t is the unexplained return due to idiosyncratic risk at time t

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Fama-French 3 Factor Empirical Model

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  • 3 factors: market beta, market capitalization, book to market ratio E(Ri) - Rf = β1(Rm - Rf) + β2E(SMB) + β3E(HML) SMB —> small minus big HML —> high minus low
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Fama-French 4 factor model

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Add +β4E(UMD) UMD —> up minus down, or momentum factor

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Commodity Cost of Carry

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  • cost in holding asset until expiration of the forward contract F(T) = S + carrying costs
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Financial Forwards Cost of Carry

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  • have costs for financing, coupon payments or dividends ** forward contracts on financial assets do not entitle the holder to dividends or coupons F(T) = S * e^((r - d) * T) or S = F(T) * e^(-(r - d) * T)
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Binomial call option price

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C/S = Cu / Su C= Option price today S= stock price in time zero Cu= option price upper node Su= stock price upper node

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Four Cost of Carry models for financial securities

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  1. No interest and no dividends - simplifies to F(T) = S 2. Interest rate equals dividend rate - r - d equals 0 - F(T) = S 3. Interest rate greater than dividend rate (r>d) - forward price must exceed the spot price - term structure upward sloping 4. Dividend rate greater than interest rate - forward price is less than the spot price - dividends and distributions lower the value of the security in the spot market
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Options structure

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C. P L _____/ _______ S. ——-. /———- Time ————->————->

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Long Call

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  • own the right to buy - for strike price x
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Long Put

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Short Call

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Short Put

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Straddle and Strangle

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Covered Call and Protective Put

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Bull and Bear Spread

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Risk Reversal

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Put Call Parity

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call - put + bond = underlying asset C - P + Pv(x) = S

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Option Greeks

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S is asset price —> delta = sensitivity to change in price of underlying security σs is volatility of the asset —-> Vega = sensitivity of the option price to changes in price volatility (think ‘v’ for volatility) Rf is risk free interest rate —-> Rho = sensitivity of option price to changes in risk free rate T is time to expiration —-> theta = sensitivity of option price to changes in time to expiration Gamma = rate of change in delta compared to changes in price of underlying security