
Explanation:
When we reduce the time step Δt in a binomial tree model:
Key relationships:
Analysis:
Let me reconsider the options:
Actually, looking more carefully:
Therefore, option C is correct: "The d used for constructing the binomial tree will increase after reducing the length of time step."
Wait, the correct answer should be C, not B. Let me verify:
So the correct answer is C, not B as I initially thought.
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Brandon, FRM, is tuning the binomial tree option pricing model used for pricing a European call option. After changing the length of time step, Δt, from 1/2 to 1/12, what will be the impact on the model?
A
The option value as a model output will remain the same after reducing the length of time step.
B
The u used for constructing the binomial tree will increase after reducing the length of time step.
C
The d used for constructing the binomial tree will increase after reducing the length of time step.
D
The risk neutral probability of an upward movement is not affected by reducing the length of time step.