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Currency Options
± Options market ‡ Listed currency options market
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First exchange in Philadelphia Standardised contracts Clearing house ( CH) an essential part For options buyer-CH is a seller and for for seller of options it is buyer Margin money + specific % of underlying currency is deposited by a writer of the options in case he does not have sufficient funds to purchase the currency if option is exercised. ± Maturity is fixed. Expirations months are March, June, Sept, Dec ± Expiration day is Friday preceding the third Wednesday.

‡ OTC options market ‡ Also known as inter bank currency options market. ‡ Located in NY and London

Currency Options
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OTC options market Size of TXN much larger than Listed Exchange. Place for European Options Contract size is standardised. Commercial banks/Investment banks write options for the client and to offset their exposure transact currency options on the listed stock exchanges.

Currency Options

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‡ An option gives it¶s holder a right to buy/sell an asset in future at a price that is agreed upon today ‡ Used to cover exchange risks and permits a holder to take advantage of a favouarble evolution of exchange rate. ‡ Call options ± Holder has a right to buy an asset in future at a price ( strike price) that is agreed upon today ± Seller of a call option has the obligation to sell the asset at the predetermined price.

Currency Options

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‡ Put option ± holder has a right to sell an asset in future at a price ( strike price) that is agreed upon today ± Seller of a put option has the obligation to buy the asset at the predetermined price. ‡ Both options are of two types-American and European ± In American option , option can be exercised before maturity.

OTER TYPES OPTIONS
‡ FORWARD REVERSING

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± CALL OPTION PREMIUM PAID ONLY IF SPOT RATE IS BELOW A SPECIFIED LEVEL ± PREMIUM QUOTED BY SELLER
‡ WHO CHARGES PREMIUM ONLY WHEN OPTION IS NOT EXERCISED

‡ PREFERENCE
± PRIVILEGETO DESIGNATE OPTION AS EITHER CALL/PUT AFTER LAPSE OF SPECIFIED PERIOD

‡ AVERAGE
± ARITHMETIC AVG OF SPOT RATE DURING LIFE OF OPTION

‡ LOOK BACK
± RIGHT TO BUY/SELL AT MOST FAVOURABLE ER REALISED OVER THE LIFE OF OPTION

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‡ CYLINDER/TUNNEL
± TWO STRIKE RATES

‡ BARRIER
± DOWN AND OUT²OPTION EXPIRES IF SPOT RATE REACHES A LEVEL MENTIONED IN THE CONTRACT ± DOWN AND IN²OPTION IS ACTIVATED IF SPOT RATE REACHES A LEVEL MENTIONED IN THE CONTRACT

‡ BASKET
± BUYERS CONFRONTED WITH FEX RISK IN RESPECT OF MANY CURRENCIES

TERMS
‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ OPTION BUYER OPTION SELLER CALL/ PUT STRIKE PRICE/ EXERCISE PRICE AT MONEY
± STRIKE PRICE=SPOT PRICE

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‡ IN MONEY( CALL)
± STRIKE PRICE<SPOT PRICE ± PUT-SPOT PRICE<STRIKE PRICE

‡ OUT OF MONEY=OPPOSITE OF IN MONEY ‡ PREMIUM=SUMOF INTRINSIC AND TIME VALUE

Currency Options

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‡ Option ±Premium ‡ Premium or Option value or option price is the value an option buyer pays to the option seller/option writer at the time of signing a contract. ‡ It is equal to sum of it¶s intrinsic and Time value. ‡ Intrinsic value ± Represents gains accruing to the holder on exercising the option ± For call option ±Spot > strike price ± For put Option²Spot <Strike Price

Currency Options

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‡ Time value ± Represents an amount a buyer of an option is ready to pay over and above the Intrinsic Value. Difference between Total amount of premium and intrinsic value. ‡ Gains/Losses ± Buyer of an option -Gains unlimited. Loss limited to premium ± Seller of an option-Loss unlimited-Gain limited to amount of premium received.

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‡ Time value of an option exists ±spot rate expected to move in ³in money position´ between signing of the contract and the maturity date.
± On maturity date time value=0 and premium represented by intrinsic value.At money position there is no intrinsic value and option premium represented by time value ± Between these positions premium represented by intrinsic and time value partly

‡ Euro -Strike price call option -60.premium 0.05 and spot rate 60.02 ‡ Premium=0.05 *62500=3125 ‡ IV=(60.02-60)*62500=1250 AND TV=3125-1250=1875

Currency Options

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‡ Gains/Losses ± Buyer of an option -Gains unlimited. Loss limited to premium ‡ Call Options ±Gain =Spot-Strike ±Premium ±For seller of option-if buyer does not exercise the option , gain =premium »If buyer exercises the optionloss=excess of pot price over the strike price.

Currency Options

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‡ Put Option ± Gain =Strike ±Spot-Premium ± For seller of option-if buyer does not exercise the option , gain =premium ± If buyer exercises the option-loss=excess of pot price over the strike price For seller of option-if buyer does not exercise the option , gain =premium » If buyer exercises the option-loss=how much lower the spot price is from the strike price. ± Seller of an option-Loss unlimited-Gain limited to amount of premium received.

HEDGING

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‡ PURCHASE OF OPTIONS ‡ IMPORTER IMPORTING GOODS WORTH EURO 62500, AMOUNT TO BE PAID AFTER 2 MONTHS. ‡ BUYS A CALL OPTION IF EURO IS EXPECTED TO RISE ‡ STRIKE PRICE =60 EURO, PREMIUM RS 0.05/EURO AND SPOT PRICE ON MATURITY RS 60.20/EURO ‡ EXERCISES OPTION AND PAYS
± 60*62500+3125=3753125 ± WITHOUT OPTION PAYS ± 62500*60.20=3762500
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HEDGING
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PURCHASING OF OPTIONS EXPORTER EXPORTS GOODS WORTH 62500 EURO PAYMENT AFTER 2 MONTHS EURO MIGHT DEPRECIATE HENCE BUYS A PUT OPTION ‡ STRIKE PRICE RS 60/EURO, PREMIUM 0.05 AND SPOT RATE RS59.80/EURO ‡ EXERCISES OPTION AND RECEIVES 60*625003125=3746875 ‡ WITHOUT OPTION WOULD HAVE GOT 59.80 * 62500=3737500
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HEDGING

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‡ SELLING OF OPTIONS-ADVISABLE WHEN VOLATILITY IS MARGINAL ‡ IMPORTER SELLS A PUT OPTION AND EXPORTER SELLS A CALL OPTION ‡ IMPORTER IMPORTS FOR EURO 62500 AND FEARS IT WILL APPRECIATE AND SELLS A PUT OPTION AT A PRICE OF RS 60 /EURO AND PREMIUM OF RS 0.15/EURO. IF PRICE GOES UP TO RS 60.05 THEN
± BUYER WILL NOT EXERCISE AND IMPORTER WILL RECEIVE RS 9375.

‡ IF PRICE FALLS TO RS 59.95 THE BUYER WILL EXERCISE OPTION. IMPORTER PAYS THE BUYER RS 3750000-9375=3740625.WITHOUT HEDGING IMPORTER PAYS 3746875
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HEDGING

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‡ EXPORTER SELLS A CALL OPTION ‡ EXPORTER EXPORTS FOR EURO 62500 AND FEARS EURO WILL DEPRECIATE. SELLS A CALL OPTION AT A PRICE OF RS 60/- AND PREMIUM OF RS 0.15. ‡ IF THE RATE ON MATURITY FALLS TO RS 59.95 THE BUYER OF CALL OPTION WILL NOT EXERCISE AND EXPORTER WILL GET RS 9375 ‡ EXPORTER RECEIVES 62500*59.95+9375=3756250 ‡ IN CASE OF NO SALE OF CALL OPTION EXPORTER GETS 3746875

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Currency futures

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‡ A commitment to buy/sell a specified amount of currency on future date at pre determined price existing on the date of contract. ± In standard lots ± Limited currencies ± In USD per other currencies ± Chicago-GBP-62500,CAND &AUSD 100000,EURO /SWF 125000,JPY12500000 ± Fluctuations differ according to currencies

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± Standardised maturities-Jan,March, April,June, July, Sept, Oct, Dec ± Date of Delivery third Wednesday of the above months. ± Guarantee deposit required. ± Futures rates are very close to forward rates for the same maturities ‡ Otherwise one can buy a currency in forward if it was cheaper and sell in futures without any risk assuming there are no transactions cost. ± Principle of covering a risk in future ‡ Compensate a loss of opportunity on the spot market by a gain of almost the same on futures market ‡ Purchase of a currency protects against an appreciation of the currency. ‡ Sale of a currency protects against depreciation of a currency.

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Currency futures

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‡ Futures contracts are done in a Trading roof called PITS unlike OTC in case of Forward through brokers who charge commission from their clients ‡ When a broker trades for himself he is called a local/floor trader/Scalpers( position L/S not > few minutes ‡ Day traders ‡ Position traders ‡ Floor brokers ‡ When he trades for both he is called a Dual trader and normally indulges in ³ Front Running´ ‡ No Bid/ask rates. Commission serves as a spread. ‡ Clearing House is involved.

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‡ Buyer/seller of futures can close out their positions before settlement dates by selling/purchasing an identical futures contract ‡ Margin in cash/liquid securities is to be maintained with the CH as a trader represents a risk as long as they may not be in a position to buy the underlying foreign currency. ‡ Margin consists of initial deposit and maintenance margin. If the latter falls below a minimum level then additional amount known as variation margin is deposited.
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Currency futures

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‡ Variation margin depends on the probability of exhaustion which is ± P=2(1-N(w)) and w=D/(V*K*¥ T) ± D=cash deposit for each futures contract ± V=standard deviation of daily change in price of futures contract ± K=Value of 1 futures contract ± T= number of trading days over which calculation is based. ± N=Cumulative distribution function for a standard normal variant.

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‡ Marking to market ± Gains/loss settled everyday by matching movement of spot rates. ± Less risky as daily settlement takes place. ‡ Costs ± Commission on brokerage ± Floor trading and clearing fee ± Delivery cost. ‡ Hedging ± Delta ±maturity mismatch ± Cross-Size mismatch ± Delta ±cross-Both mismatch

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‡ Suppose a forex mgr goes for GBP futures contract in US futures mkt at an assumed spot rate of USD /GBP . ‡ SD of daily change in price of futures contract is 0.0040 ‡ Exhaustion occurs not more than 10% of the time. ‡ T=9 days ‡ W=D/.0040*62500*¥9=D/750 ‡ P=1-0.90=0.10 ‡ W must be determined 0.10=2{1-N(w)} ‡ N(w)=0.95 ‡ From norm dist table w=1.90 ‡ Hence D/750=1.90 D=1425
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CAND FUTURE OF 100000 AT USD 0.7500 MATURITY -2 DAYS USD 0.7550/0.7490 INVESTOR PROFIT-100000*(0.755-0.750) DIFF
± SIZE,MATURITY,METHOD OF TXN,COMM,CH,ACESS,REGULATION,LIQIDATI ON ± COMM-BROKERAGE/FLOOR &CH TRADING FEE/DELIVERY COST

Forward vs futures
charactersistics size maturity Method of txn commission Sec dep Clearing opr access regulation liquidation forward Tailored to need Tailored to need otc Spread ±buy/sell NA NA Large customer Self regulating Mostly by actual delivery futures

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standardized standardized Exchange floor Brokerage fee Margin money with claering house Clh house daily settlement anyone Rules of SE Offsetting contract
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Types of order

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‡ Limit order²particular price ‡ Fill or kill-fill an oreder immediately at a specific price ‡ All or none-different parts of deal at different price ‡ On the open order-within few minutes of opening of SE ‡ On the close-txn during the closure of SE ‡ Stop order reversing trade when price a presecribed limit
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‡ IMORTERS PURCHASE FUTURES
± Short on FC ± To hedge against appreciating FC he
‡ Goes long on the futures

‡ EXPORTERS SELL FUTURES
± Long on FC ± To hedge against depreciating FC
‡ Goes short on futures

Hedging ±currency futurs

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‡ Take position in future market opposite to that in the physical market ‡ Strive to nullify gain/loss in physical mkt by loss/gain in futures mkt so as to achieve target price with as much as certainty as possible ‡ Ultimate price realized in hedge through futures is dependent upon the prices of futures at the time of cancelling the contracts and ultimate price prevailing in spot mkt

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Hedging -importers

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‡ Long hedge when one has to purchase a certain asset in future and needs to lock in the price ‡ In June 2010 an importer buys a machine at USD 51000/‡ Payment is due after 6 months ‡ The spot exchange rate is RS 45.5650 ‡ December futures is trading at RS 46.6525 ‡ The importer feels the USD will appreciate much more ‡ Future contracts are available for RS 25 lacs ‡ What should the importer do?
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‡ Situation 1-When USD appreciates to RS 47.5625 and futures sells for RS 47.5725 ‡ The importer exists the futures contract at RS 47.5725 and buys the foreign currency in the spot mkt at prevailing spot rate ‡ Importer buys USD 51000 @RS 47.5625=2425687.50 x ‡ Sells the futures contract booked earlier ‡ A. No of USD bought 2500000/RS 46.6525=53587.69 ‡ B. No of USD sold 2500000/RS 47.5725=52551.36 ‡ Net gain on futures A-B=1036.32 ‡ Equivalent Rupees=1036.32*47.5625=49290.31 y ‡ Net Rupees paid x-y=2376397.19 EER=46.5960

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‡ Situation ( 2 )USD depreciates to RS 44.5650 and futures sells for RS 44.5725 ‡ Importer buys USD 51000:Cost 51000*44*5650=2272815 ----x ‡ Sells the futures contract booked earlier ‡ A No of USD bought 2500000/46.6525=53587.69 ‡ B No of usd sold =2500000/44.5725=56088.39 ‡ Net loss on futures (B-A)=2500.69 ‡ Equivalent RS =2500.69*44.5650=111443----y ‡ Net rupees paid=x+y=2384258 ‡ EER=46.7501
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