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Number of shares
Number of warrants
Risk-free rate
Time (t)
Stock Price
Adjusted Stock Price
Strike Price
Historic (30 day) Volatility
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Call Value-Historic Volatility
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Warrant value-Historic Volatility
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Total warrant value-Historic
Total warrant value-Implied
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3. Value the governments loan guarantee as of May 12, 1980. Remember that it amounts to a put option, which allows the banks to
put their risky Chrysler loans to the government. Use the date in Exhibit 11 to estimate the volatility of returns on Chrysler debt.
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10-Year T-Bond rate at 5/12/1980 - closest date to bond issues
Assume that bonds mature on 1/1/1990
Assume that government guarantee is default-free, freezes price at 100%
Used in Black-Scholes formulas below
Assume that government fully guarantees the face value
=(0.002999*252)^0.5; daily deviation from Exhibit 11
=(LN(E7/E9)+E6*(E5-E8+(E10^2/2)))/(E10*E6^0.5)
=E11-E10*E6^0.5
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=(EXP((0-E8)*E6))*E7*E13-E9*(EXP((0-E5)*E6))*E14
=E15-E7*EXP((-E8)*E6)+E9*(EXP((-E5)*E6))
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=C17*500000000+D17*300000000+E17*400000000
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Table 3 (Method 2 Interest Savings)
Check of Interest Savings vs Put Valuation of Guarantee
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1981
1982
1983
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1987
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1989
$205,951,830
$110,093,406
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$84,247,696
$400,292,933
$360,263,640
$372,463,756
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$. What is the prospective internal rate of return to the government on the loan guarantee as of May 12, 1980, taking into account
the expected fees and current value of the warrants?
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Cost of Gurantee
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Value of Warrant
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Net CF
IRR
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