国际金融（原书第12版）教学课件作者大卫.艾特曼（DavidEiteman）阿瑟.斯通西M08_EITE1342_12E_IM_C08课件.pdfVIP

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国际金融（原书第12版）教学课件作者大卫.艾特曼（DavidEiteman）阿瑟.斯通西M08_EITE1342_12E_IM_C08课件.pdf

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国际金融（原书第12版）教学课件作者大卫.艾特曼（DavidEiteman）阿瑟.斯通西M08_EITE1342_12E_IM_C08课件.pdf

Chapter 8 Foreign Currency Derivatives ? Questions 8-1. Options versus Futures. Explain the difference between foreign currency options and futures and when either might be most appropriately used. An option is a contract giving the buyer the right but not the obligation to buy or sell a given amount of foreign exchange at a fixed price for a specified time period. A future is an exchangetraded contract calling for future delivery of a standard amount of foreign currency at a fixed time, place, and price. The essence of the difference is that an option leaves the buyer with the choice of exercising or not exercising. The future requires a mandatory delivery. The future is a standardized exchange-traded contract often used as an alternative to a forward foreign exchange agreement. 8-2. Trading Location for Futures. Check The Wall Street Journal to find where in the United States foreign exchange future contracts are traded. The Wall Street Journal reports on foreign exchange futures trading for the International Monetary Market in Chicago and for the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. These are the two major U.S. markets for foreign exchange futures. 8-3. Futures Terminology. Explain the meaning and probable significance for international business of the following contract specifications: Specific-sized contract. Trading may be conducted only in preestablished multiples of currency units. This means that a firm wishing to hedge some aspect of its foreign exchange risk is not able to match the contract size with the size of the risk. Standard method of stating exchange rates. Rates are stated in “American terms,” meaning the U.S. dollar value of the foreign currency, rather than in the more generally accepted “European terms,” meaning the foreign currency price of a U.S. dollar. This has no conceptual significance, although financial managers used to viewing exposure in European terms will find it necessary to convert to reciprocals. Standard maturity date. All contracts ma