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In questions which involve receipts to be hedged against futures market for exchange rates why are they using 2 different methods when the question overall is almost the same ?
In some answers they are calculating the receipt as-
a. contract size * no of contracts * lock in rate
whereas in some other questions the receipt is calculated as-
b. receipt in foreign currency / lock in rate
Why is this ? I cannot wrap my head around it, can someone please please get back to me at the quickest.
Please and thank you.
Can I please get a reply to this ?
Please do not expect instant replies – I always reply within 24 hours but I do not sit permanently at my computer 🙂
If the question gives contract sizes then you should use contracts. (If the instruments are ‘over the counter’ (so there are no contract sizes given) then we use the exact amount.
Thank you 🙂
You are welcome 🙂
