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Put-Call Parity Explained for CFA Level 1

The document explains option replication using put-call parity for European options, detailing the derivation and relationships between protective puts, fiduciary calls, and their payoffs. It provides a formula for put-call parity and an example calculating the value of a call option based on given stock and option prices. Additionally, it introduces put-call-forward parity, which relates forward contracts to option pricing.

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Put-Call Parity Explained for CFA Level 1

The document explains option replication using put-call parity for European options, detailing the derivation and relationships between protective puts, fiduciary calls, and their payoffs. It provides a formula for put-call parity and an example calculating the value of a call option based on given stock and option prices. Additionally, it introduces put-call-forward parity, which relates forward contracts to option pricing.

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Option Replication Using


Put-Call Parity

LOS a Explain Option Replication Using Put-Call Parity

Deriving Put-Call Parity


(European Options)
Protective put = stock + put
X
If S ≤ X, payoff = S + (X – S) = X
0
If S ≥ X, payoff = S + 0 = S X

© Kaplan, Inc. 2

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LOS a Explain Option Replication Using Put-Call Parity

Deriving Put-Call Parity


(European Options)
Fiduciary call = call + X / (1 + Rf)T
(bond that pays X at maturity)

If S ≤ X, payoff = 0 + X = X X
If S ≥ X, payoff = (S – X) + X = S 0
X
Same payoffs means same values by no-arbitrage
Put-call parity: S + P = C + X / (1 + Rf)T

© Kaplan, Inc. 3

LOS a Explain Option Replication Using Put-Call Parity

Option Replication
X
S+P=C+ can be rearranged
(1+R f )T
X
to get P = C – S +
(1+R f )T
X
and C = P + S –
(1+R f )T

© Kaplan, Inc. 4

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LOS a Explain Option Replication Using Put-Call Parity

Put-Call Parity Example


A stock is priced at $52 and Rf = 5%. A 3-month put option on the
stock with an exercise price of $50 is valued at $1.50. What is the
value of a
3-month call option with an exercise price of $50?

X 50.00
C =P + S – T = 1.50 + 52.00 – = $4.11
(1+R f ) (1.05)0.25

© Kaplan, Inc. 5- 3

LOS b Explain Option Replication Using Put-Call Parity

Put-Call-Forward Parity
We can replicate the underlying asset with a forward contract and a
risk-free bond that pays the forward price at expiration:
S0 = F0(T) / (1 + Rf)T

Same relationships hold:


Put-call parity: S + P = C + X / (1 + Rf)T
Put-call forward parity:
F0(T) / (1 + Rf)T + P = C + X / (1 + Rf)T

© Kaplan, Inc. 6

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