(a) dealer SwapBank are engaged in three transactions with each other. From SwapBank's perspective, the market value is as follows: Company A and Swap: RM3,000,000 Forward: +RM2,500,00O Option: - RM1,500,000 Explain the consequences to SwapBank if Company A defaults with and without closeout netting respectively.

(a) dealer SwapBank are engaged in three transactions with each other. From SwapBank's perspective, the market value is as follows: Company A and Swap: RM3,000,000 Forward: +RM2,500,00O Option: - RM1,500,000 Explain the consequences to SwapBank if Company A defaults with and without closeout netting respectively.

Essentials Of Investments

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Suppose your broker charges $0.01 commission per share per trade (i.e. per side, and not round-trip). The exchange charges $0.025 per share per trade for removing liquidity and credits $0.014 per share per trade for adding liquidity. You want to run an electronic market-making strategy in a high-frequency setup. You post a below-market limit order (i.e. to add liquidity) to purchase 1,000 shares of a stock at $13.51 per share and your order is subsequently filled. (You get the credit.) If you buy and sell the share at the same price, what will be your net profit or loss per share in the roundtrip trade if you buy and sell by adding liquidity on both sides?
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All of the following are reasons for engaging in swaptions, which one is not? a. Swaptions are utilized by parties who anticipate the need for a swap at a later date but want to lock in a set rate today while keeping the option of not engaging in the swap later or engaging in the swap at a better market rate.b. Swaptions are used by parties entering into a swap to give them the flexibility to terminate the swap.c. Swaptions are used by parties to speculate on interest rates.d. To create a stream of equivalent payments or annuity on the type of swaption.
Choose the best answer 1.) A place or system that primarily allows trading of financial assets with a maturity of more than one year 2.) Allows trade of commodities and contracts wherein they are to be delivered on a future date but at a set price 3.) A place or system that allows trading of highly liquid and short-term securities A.) Futures market B.) Bond market C.) Primary market D.) Money market E.) Capital market F.) Organized market G.) Over-the-counter market H.) Secondary market I.) Cash market
3.Spot futures parity is an equilibrium condition involving the following variables: A) stock price, exercise price, time to maturity, interest rates B) domestic interest rate, forward rate, foreign interest rate, spot rate C) forward rates, spot rates, interest rates, time to maturity D) domestic interest rate, stock price, foreign interest rate, exercise price 4.Cash and cary arbitrage and reverse cash and carry arbitrage apply A) when dealing with dividend paying stocks B) when dealing with derivative markets involving options C) when dealing with non-dividend paying stocks D) when dealing with an equilibrium condition
A share price in a two-period binomial model evolves according to this diagram: S(2) = 250 S(1) = 200 S(2) = 70 $(0) = 100 S(2) = 320 S(1) = 80 S(2) = 50 time 2 Assume that interest is compounded continuously at rate 3%.
A European call option can be exercised a. any time in the future b. only on the expiration date c. if the price of the underlying asset declines below the exerciase price d. immediately after dividends are paid e. none of these.
Payoff from entering into a forward contract does the buyer have more to gain going long than the seller has to lose going short, profits if the price of the underlying at expiration exceeds the forward price and/or gains from owning the underlying versus owning the forward contract are equivalent? Explain why one or more of the options above are correct. and why, if any of the remaining options are incorrect.
1. The option is currently A. In-the-moneyB. At-the-moneyC. Out-the-money 2. Determine the In/At/Out- the money by ____ 3, Determine the Intrinsic Value
For two call options on the same underlying asset and same time to maturity, the relationship c(K1) – c(K2) ≤ K2 – K₁, for K1 < K2 must hold. Otherwise, there is an arbitrage opportunity. Given the following option prices: Strike Premium 645.00 63.20 650.00 99.00 655.00 57.50 89.85 660.00 Among the four calls, there is one pair for which the above relationship is not hold and thus, one can make arbitrage. To do so, one should buy option with strike price type your answer... , and sell option with strike price type your answer... The minimum profit is type your answer... and the maximum profit is type your answer...
Assume that F, and Fy are the futures prices of two contracts on the same non-dividend-paying investment asset, with times to maturity T, and Tz, Tz > T1. Prove that therelationship between the two prices must be see image
e) describe the expiration and exercise procedures commonly used in derivatives exchanges. f) describe over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives trading and the risks involved in OTC trading versus exchange trading. g) discuss the role of the clearinghouse in derivatives trading. h) explain the concepts of initial margin, maintenance margin, and margin call.

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