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European Option Model on Asset with Known Cash Payouts

Numerical Searching Methods and Option Pricing Set (Set 3) contains topics in applying different numerical searching methods to solve mathematical equations and implied volatility from option pricing models. It also includes vanilla option pricing models on future, currency (foreign exchange), stock index, and stock that pays a known dividend.

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European Option Model Back to: Numerical Searching Methods and Option Pricing Set

When a stock issues dividend, cash is paid to the holder of the asset. The call holder does not receive any part of the payout. When the stock goes ex-dividend, its value will usually decreased by approximately the amount of the dividend distribution.

European Option Model on Asset with Known Cash Payouts

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