Abstract: The number that stock price is near or below the warning line in stock pledge business exceeds 300 times in 2015, which means the principal of pledge is difficult to fully recover. In this context, it is particularly important to set stock loan-to-value ratio reasonably and flexibly for reducing the risk of the pledgee effectively and suppress the market panic, which aims at avoiding similar extreme events.
However, the stock loan-to-value ratio is often calculated simply based on the stock volatility in theory and practice, while ignoring that the impact of liquidity risk and portfolio rebalancing risk in terms of leverage and cross-shareholding. Given that, the influence of leverage and portfolio rebalancing on stock loan-to-value ratio is further researched based on the liquidity risk model of Obizhaeva(2008) and the study of leverage and portfolio rebalancing of Adrian et al.(2010) in the paper. It is revealed that the stock loan-to-value ratio is not only affected by the volatility, but also closely related to the liquidity risk and portfolio rebalancing risk. And the portfolio rebalancing risk is reflected in two aspects:the leveraged investor's leverage level and the portfolio structure between the leveraged investor and the pledgor. Finally, a pricing model of stock loan-to-value ratio considering volatility, liquidity and portfolio rebalancing is built.
In order to obtain the numerical solution of the stock loan-to-value ratio, Monte Carlo method is used to simulate the movement path of the price of the underlying. The impact of two key parameters of the leverage and the liquidity shock on stock loan-to-value ratio is further analayzed. The results show that the stock loan-to-value ratio is significantly affected by leverage and liquidity shock. Compared with the traditional model which is based on forecasting volatility only, the stock loan-to-value ratio according to pricing model put forward in the paper is significantly lower than the former. It means that the proposed model can effectively solve the problem of adjusting stock loan-to-value ratio reasonably when high leverage exists in stock market.
In summary, there are two main contributions in the study. Firstly, the defect that the pricing model only considering the risk of volatility, while ignoring the risk of liquidity and portfolio rebalancing is made up. The model can effectively improve the pricing accuracy, especially in the situation that high leverage in the market. Secondly, the fact that the leveraged investor's leverage level and the liquidity shock are significantly related to stock loan-to-value ratio is further verified. When considering the negative impact caused by the phenomenon of price jump in financial market, the optimal stock loan-to-value ratio should be further reduced.

Key words: pricing of stock loan-to-value ratio, liquidity risk, portfolio rebalancing, leverage, cross-shareholding