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CONTRACT CURRENCY

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  • March 24, 2022 at 10:13 am #651801
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    The exercise price quotation is in Wirtonia $ per €1, premium is % of amount hedged, translated at
    today’s spot rate.HEDGE FOR THE RECEIPT OF 7500M$ . DOMESTIC CURRENCY EURO

    Exercise price Call options Put options
    7.75 2.8% 1.6%
    7.25 1.8% 2.7%

    Since price are quoted in 1(EURO) = the contract currency should be euro right since contract currency is euro it should be a contract to buy euro and hence we need to buy call option right??

    DOUBT – in the answer they have shown that in this situation we need the buy put option is the answer given in the texbook wrong .QUESTION 40 BURYECS (MAR/JUN 17) BPP KIT QUESTION (C)

    March 24, 2022 at 3:55 pm #651817
    John Moffat
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    The answer in the BPP Revision Kit is (as always for past exam questions) just a reprint of the examiners own answer and is correct.

    These are OTC options and therefore there are no fixed sized contracts (and therefore no contract currency).

    They are receiving $’s and therefore need to sell $’s and buy €’s. They will therefore buy an option to sell $’s (i.e. a put option) at an exercise price of either 7.75 or 7.25 $’s to the €.

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