Consider two securities A and B.

A pays an expected cash flow of 10 at time 1, 3, 5, and 10. Then, A pays an expected cash flow of 20 at time 11, 12, 13, 14,... (perpetuity).

B pays an expected cash flow of 100 at time 2. From time 2 to time 10, this expected cash flow grows at a 2% annual rate (hint: this means that the expected cash flow at time 3 is 102). At time 11, B pays an expected cash flow of 200 and this cashflow grows at an annual rate of 10% (perpetuity). Security As return volatility is 10%. The correlation between security As return and the market return is 0.6. Security Bs return covariance with the market return is 0.005. The correlation between security Bs return and the market return is 0.3. The risk-free rate is rf = 3%. The market return is 15% with probability 60% and 6% with probability 40%. Remark: The notation t+ stands for time t right after cash flows have been paid.

Compute the present value at time 1+ of the expected cash flows paid by B between time 2 and time 10 only (PVB,1+)