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Question # 41

If the implied volatility is known for a call option, what can be said about the implied volatility for a put option with the same strike and maturity?

Options:

A.  

The implied volatility for the put will be the same as that for the call but with a negative sign

B.  

The implied volatility for the put will be the same as that for the call

C.  

The implied volatility for the put will be given by the expression [1 - σ] where σ is the implied volatility for the call

D.  

The implied volatility for the put cannot be determined from the implied volatility of the call

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Question # 42

Assuming zero taxes, the effect of increasing leverage in the capital structure of a firm is to:

Options:

A.  

Decrease the value of the business as debt is riskier than equity

B.  

Maintain the value of the business unaltered

C.  

Increase the value of the business as debt is cheaper than equity

D.  

either increase, decrease or leave constant the value of the business depending upon other factors

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Question # 43

Callable corporate bonds:

Options:

A.  

generally yield less than non-callable bonds due to the call feature

B.  

need to be priced lower than non-callable bonds to make them attractive to investors

C.  

are more convex than their non-callable counterparts

D.  

are generally called when their prices have fallen below the issuance price

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