6) Risk and No-Arbitrage Flashcards

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What is risk

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An investment is risky if its actual return will be different from its expected return

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What is an Arbitrage Opportunity

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A way to make a risk-free profit. An opportunity which yields a positive payoff (in all circumstances) with zero initial investment
Π(S, T) > 0 for all S ∈ [0, ∞).

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What is the No-Arbitrage Principle

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What does the No-Arbitrage Principle imply when comparing two financial contracts V and ^V

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What does the No-Arbitrage Principle imply when comparing two equivalent financial contracts V and ^V

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What does the No-Arbitrage Principle imply about return on Risk-Free Contracts

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What is the put-call parity relationship

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Describe the proof of the put-call parity relationship

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What are the upper and lower bounds of the call option

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Describe the proof of the lower bound of a call option

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What are the upper and lower bounds of the put option

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How do we show there is an an arbitrage opportunity by using the bounds of an option

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If the option does not fit within it’s inequality, buy the side that is too low and sell the side is too high

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