Suppose the current exchange rate is $1.77/E, the interest rate in the United States is 5.08%, the interest rate in the United Kingdom is 423%, and the volatilty of the S/E exchange rate is 10 4% Use the Black-Scholes formula to determine the price of a sbe-month European call option on the British pound with a strike price of $1.77/E The corresponding forward exchange rale is $ V£ (Round to four decimal places) Using the Black-Scholes formula d, is while N, is (Round to four decimal places) Using the Black-Scholes formula d, is while N, is (Round to four decimal places) The price of the call is SE (Round to four decimal places)

Suppose the current exchange rate is $1.77/E, the interest rate in the United States is 5.08%, the interest rate in the United Kingdom is 423%, and the volatilty of the S/E exchange rate is 10 4% Use the Black-Scholes formula to determine the price of a sbe-month European call option on the British pound with a strike price of $1.77/E The corresponding forward exchange rale is $ V£ (Round to four decimal places) Using the Black-Scholes formula d, is while N, is (Round to four decimal places) Using the Black-Scholes formula d, is while N, is (Round to four decimal places) The price of the call is SE (Round to four decimal places)

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter22: International Financial Management

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