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Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2 Markets (Chapter 13)Speculation in FuturesDerivatives are financial contracts whose values arc derived from the values of underlying assets. They arc

widely used to speculate on future expectations or to reduce a security portfolio’s risk. The chapters in Part 5 focus on derivative security markets Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

, and each explains how institutional portfolio managers and speculators use them. Many financial market participants simultaneously use all these mar

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

kets, as is emphasized throughout the chapters.OptionsMarkets (Chapter 14)Swap Markets (Chapter 15)Foreign Exchange Derivative Markets (Chapter 16)Spe

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2s chapter are to:■provide a background on financial futures contracts,■explain how interest rate futures contracts are used to speculate or hedge base

d on anticipated interest rate movements.■explain how stock index futures contracts are used to speculate or hedge based on anticipated stock price mo Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

vements,■explain how single stock futures are used to speculate on anticipated stock price movements, and■describe the different types of risk to whic

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

h traders in financial futures contracts are exposed.In recent years, financial futures markets have received much attention because they have the pot

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2isk of financial institutions and other corporations. Financial futures markets facilitate the trading of financial futures contracts.13-1 Background

on Financial FuturesA financial futures contract is a standardized agreement to deliver or receive a specified amount of a specified financial instrum Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

ent at a specified price and date. The buyer of a financial futures contract buys the financial instrument, and the seller of a financial futures cont

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

ract delivers the instrument for the specified price.13-1a Popular Futures ContractsFutures contracts are traded on a wide variety of securities and i

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2onds, and Eurodollar CDs. These contracts are referred to as interest rate futures. For each type of contract, the settlement dates at which delivery

would occur are in March, June. September, and December.Stock Index Futures There are also financial futures contracts on stock indexes, which are ref Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

erred to as stock index futures. A stock index futures contract allows for the buying and selling of a slock index for a specified price at a specifie

Ebook Financial markets and institutions (11th edition): Part 2

d date. Various stock index futures contracts arc described in Exhibit 13.1.13-1 b Markets for Financial Futures

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

PART 5Derivative Security MarketsInstitutional Portfolio ManagersInternational Securities TransactionsHedging Security Portfolios against RiskFutures

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