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1. In order to properly value a derivative investment it is necessary to know the
notional amount. _____ _____
2. A derivative instrument involving a futures contract to buy corn requires that the
commodity actually be delivered. _____ _____
3. A forward contract to sell a foreign currency has increased in value if the forward
rate is less that the current spot rate. _____ _____
4. The present value of a forward contract can only be determined if the forward rate is
discounted to the present. _____ _____
5. A futures contract differs from a forward contract in that the former typically requires a
margin account and is typically a standardized rather than customized contract _____ _____
6. The value of an option can be allocated to two component parts, the time and the
intrinsic value _____ _____
7. A put option and a call option refer to the right to buy and sell a quantity respectively _____ _____
8. If a put option at an exercise price of $12 per unit when the market value per unit is $13
has a value of $0.50 per option, then there is no time value associated with the option _____ _____
9. An option related to a commodity with a lot of price volatility would tend to increase the
time value of the option _____ _____
10. If a borrower had debt financing requiring the payment if a fixed rate of interest, an
interest rate swap would be prudent if it was assumed that variable interest rates were to
increase over fixed interest rates. _____ _____
11. If a creditor with a loan bearing a variable rate of interest were to swap variable rates for
fixed rates, their interest net cash flow would be the differential between the respective rates _____ _____
12. If an entity were to acquire a derivative instrument purely for investment purposes, the
investment would be marked-to-market with changes in value being recognized currently
in earnings _____ _____
1. True
( It is the term used to value the underlying assets in a derivative investment, it may be the total value of the positions or the value of the positions control agreed by the parties on the contract amount.
2. True
( In futures contract both the parties go through a future contact to protect the valuation of the commodity as in coming time the price of the commodity may increase or decrease, to avoid this problem parties go into future contract and decides the date of delivery and the payment will be made accordingly.
4. True
The present value of the forward contract cannot be determined if the forward rate is discounted to the present rate of interest.
5. True
Forward contract and Future Contract are mostly same in both the contact the parties decides to make the payment into the future.
in forward contract the trade is done on the counter and there is chances of fraud or theft no third party in between.
but in Futures contact the exchange is in between the parties so no theft can take place and it is traded on the margin basis, In future contract there is no risk of fraud or theft of money .
6. True
The value of the option can be allocated by time value of money and the instinct value of the money and actual value of the derivative.
7. True
Call option are like the agreements who give the buyer the option to buy but not the obligation to buy a stock, bond, commodity etc. call option is used when the market trend is bullish trend.
Put option is the option which gives the owner to right to buy but not the obligation to sell the underlying asset at a specified price or a specified date, Put option is taken by the investors when the market shows the bearish trend.
9. True
if an option is related to a commodity with a lot of price volatility and tends to increase the market the it can be said as the market is showing the bullish tend into the market and the market has the probability to go upward.