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Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

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rwards, Futures, and Options on FuturesEvett if we didn't believe it for a second, there’s an undeniable adrenaline jab that comes front someone telli Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

ng you that you’re going to make five hundred million dollars.Doyne FarmerOuoaxi in The Pmdiaors, 1999, p. 119We are now ready to move directly into t

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he pricing of forward and futures contracts, rhe very nature of die word futures suggests that futures prices concern prices in the future. l ikewise,

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Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2 of prices in the future. In fact, they are not even necessarily predictions of the future. But they are important pieces of information about the cur

rent slate of a market, and futures and forward contracts are powerful tools tor managing risk. In this chapter, we shall see how futures prices, forw Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

ard prices, spot prices, expectations, and the costs of holding positions In the asset are interrelated. As with options, our objective is to link the

Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

price of the futures or forward contract to the price of the underlying instrument and to Identify factors that Influence the relationship between th

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Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2sset, we could not cover options on futures because we had not yet covered futures. Because this chapter covers the pricing of futures contracts, we c

an also cover the pricing of options on futures, as we do later in this chapter.In the early part of this chapter, we shall treat forward and futures Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

contracts as though they are entirely separate instruments. Recall that a forward contract is an agreement between two parties to exchange an asset fo

Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

r a fixed price at a future date. No money changes hands, and the agreement is binding. To reverse the transaction, it is necessary to find someone wi

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Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2orward contraơ is created in the over-the-counter market and is subject to default risk. For the purposes of our discussion in this chapter, we assume

that the forward contracts are not subject to margin requirements, are not centrally cleared, and are not otherwise guaranteed by a third party. We a Ebook An introduction to derivatives and risk management (10th edition): Part 2

ssume, however, that the risk of default is so small as to be irrelevant.274Find more at www.downloadslide.com

Find more at www.downloadslide.comChapter 8Principles of Pricing Forwards, Futures, and Options on FuturesChapter 9Futures Arbitrage StrategiesChapter

Find more at www.downloadslide.comChapter 8Principles of Pricing Forwards, Futures, and Options on FuturesChapter 9Futures Arbitrage StrategiesChapter

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