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E4 Valuation and hedging with derivatives

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نام: ____________________   تاریخ: ____________

  1. Which valuation method uses net realisable value of assets?

    • A The P/E method
    • B Asset-based valuation
    • C The dividend growth model
    • D CAPM
  2. What is a limitation of the P/E valuation method?

    • A It uses future cash flows only
    • B It depends on finding a comparable company
    • C It ignores earnings
    • D It needs no estimates
  3. What is a feature of exchange-traded currency futures?

    • A They are tailor-made
    • B They are standardised and need margin payments
    • C They have no basis risk
    • D They need no deposit
  4. What does an OTC currency option give the holder?

    • A No protection
    • B The right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell at a set rate
    • C The obligation to buy or sell
    • D A guaranteed profit
  5. Which hedge removes both the risk and the possible gain from a favourable move?

    • A A forward contract
    • B A currency option
    • C Doing nothing
    • D Leading and lagging
  6. A company must pay FC 600,000 in 3 months. The spot rate is FC 3.00 to $1 and the 3-month foreign deposit rate is 2 percent. What does it deposit now, to the nearest unit?

    • A FC 612,000
    • B FC 600,000
    • C FC 576,000
    • D FC 588,235
  7. What does basis risk mean in a hedge?

    • A The risk of tax change
    • B The hedge does not move exactly with the exposure
    • C The risk of inflation
    • D The risk of default by the bank
  8. Behavioural finance suggests that share prices can be affected by:

    • A Only dividends
    • B Only fundamentals
    • C Investor psychology, such as herding and overconfidence
    • D Only tax

جوابی کلید

1. B, 2. B, 3. B, 4. B, 5. A, 6. D, 7. B, 8. C

  1. It is an asset-based approach.

  2. Differences in risk and growth affect it.

  3. Standard sizes and dates can make the hedge imperfect.

  4. The holder pays a premium.

  5. An option allows the holder to benefit from favourable moves.

  6. 600,000 / 1.02.

  7. It can leave part of the exposure unhedged.

  8. It challenges strong market efficiency.