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9780631214991

Futures, Options, and Swaps

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    9780631214991

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    0631214992

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  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
  • Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Summary

Futures, Options and Swaps is the American Institute of Management Research's recommended text for students preparing for the Chartered Financial Analyst exam. It is an ideal text for students in finance or economics/finance programs who have completed one semester of investments at either the undergraduate or post-graduate level.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
1 Introduction
1(11)
Overview
1(1)
Financial Derivatives
2(3)
Applications of Financial Derivatives
5(2)
The Concept of Arbitrage
7(1)
Organization of the Text
7(2)
Questions and Problems
9(1)
Notes
10(2)
2 Futures Markets
12(31)
Overview
12(1)
Futures Markets
13(9)
Exchanges and Types of Futures
22(3)
Purposes of Futures Markets
25(3)
Regulation of Futures Markets
28(4)
Taxation of Futures Trading
32(1)
Brokers, Advisors, and Commodity Fund Managers
33(1)
The Changing Environment of Futures Markets
34(2)
Electronic Futures Trading
36(1)
Market Corners and Squeezes
37(3)
Conclusion
40(1)
Questions and Problems
40(1)
Notes
41(2)
3 Futures Prices
43(42)
Overview
43(1)
Reading Futures Prices
44(3)
The Basis and Spreads
47(4)
Models of Futures Prices
51(19)
Futures Prices and Expectations
70(2)
Futures Prices and Risk Aversion
72(6)
Characteristics of Futures Prices
78(3)
Conclusion
81(1)
Questions and Problems
82(2)
Notes
84(1)
4 Using Futures Markets
85(27)
Overview
85(1)
Price Discovery
86(2)
Speculation
88(6)
Speculative Profits
94(4)
Hedging
98(10)
Conclusion
108(1)
Questions and Problems
109(1)
Notes
110(2)
5 Interest Rate Futures: Introduction
112(36)
Overview
112(1)
Interest Rate Futures Contracts
113(12)
Pricing Interest Rate Futures Contracts
125(9)
Speculating with Interest Rate Futures
134(4)
Hedging with Interest Rate Futures
138(7)
Conclusion
145(1)
Questions and Problems
145(2)
Notes
147(1)
6 Interest Rate Futures: Refinements
148(50)
Overview
148(1)
The T-Bond Futures Contract in Detail
149(10)
Seller's Options in T-Bond Futures
159(4)
Interest Rate Futures Market Efficiency
163(6)
Applications: Eurodollar and T-Bill Futures
169(10)
Hedging with T-Bond Futures
179(15)
Conclusion
194(1)
Questions and Problems
194(2)
Notes
196(2)
7 Stock Index Futures: Introduction
198(22)
Overview
198(1)
The Four Indexes
199(3)
Stock Index Futures Contracts
202(2)
Stock Index Futures Prices
204(3)
Index Arbitrage and Program Trading
207(5)
Speculating with Stock Index Futures
212(2)
Risk Management with Stock Index Futures
214(3)
Conclusion
217(1)
Questions and Problems
217(2)
Notes
219(1)
8 Stock Index Futures: Refinements
220(31)
Overview
220(1)
Stock Index Futures Prices
221(3)
Real-World Program Trading
224(3)
Hedging with Stock Index Futures
227(6)
Asset Allocation
233(2)
Portfolio Insurance
235(2)
Index Futures and Stock Market Volatility
237(6)
Index Futures and Stock Market Crashes
243(4)
Conclusion
247(1)
Questions and Problems
247(2)
Notes
249(2)
9 Foreign Currency Futures
251(30)
Overview
251(1)
Price Quotations
252(1)
Geographical and Cross-Rate Arbitrage
252(3)
Forward and Futures Market Characteristics
255(2)
European Monetary Union
257(1)
Determinants of Foreign Exchange Rates
258(3)
Forward and Futures Prices for Foreign Exchange
261(1)
More Futures Price Parity Relationships
262(6)
Foreign Exchange Forecasting Accuracy
268(1)
The Efficiency of Foreign Exchange Futures Markets
269(1)
Speculation in Foreign Exchange Futures
270(3)
Hedging with Foreign Exchange Futures
273(3)
Conclusion
276(1)
Questions and Problems
277(2)
Notes
279(2)
10 The Options Market
281(23)
Overview
281(1)
An Option Example
282(1)
Moneyness
282(1)
American and European Options
283(1)
Why Trade Options?
283(1)
The Option Contract
284(1)
The Options Market
284(8)
Option Trading Procedures
292(4)
The Clearinghouse
296(1)
Margins
296(2)
Commissions
298(1)
Taxation
298(2)
Conclusion
300(1)
Questions and Problems
300(3)
Notes
303(1)
11 Option Payoffs and Option Strategies
304(48)
Overview
304(1)
Stocks and Bonds
305(2)
Option Notation
307(1)
European and American Option Values at Expiration
308(1)
Buy or Sell a Call Option
308(4)
Call Options at Expiration and Arbitrage
312(1)
Buy or Sell a Put Option
313(3)
Moneyness
316(1)
Option Combinations
316(19)
Combining Options with Bonds and Stocks
335(11)
Conclusion
346(1)
Questions and Problems
347(3)
Notes
350(2)
12 Bounds on Option Prices
352(29)
Overview
352(1)
The Boundary Space for Call and Put Options
353(2)
Relationships Between Call Option Prices
355(7)
Relationships Between Put Option Prices
362(8)
Option Prices and the Interest Rate
370(2)
Option Prices and Stock Price Movements
372(3)
Option Prices and the Riskiness of Stocks
375(2)
Conclusion
377(1)
Questions and Problems
377(2)
Notes
379(2)
13 European Option Pricing
381(41)
Overview
381(1)
The Single-Period Binomial Model
382(3)
The Multi-Period Binomial Model
385(5)
Stock Price Movements
390(4)
The Binomial Approach to the Black-Scholes Model
394(2)
The Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model
396(3)
Inputs for the Black-Scholes Model
399(3)
European Options and Dividends
402(9)
Tests of the Option Pricing Model
411(2)
Conclusion
413(1)
Questions and Problems
414(5)
Notes
419(3)
14 Option Sensitivities and Option Hedging
422(37)
Overview
422(1)
Option Sensitivities in the Merton and Black-Scholes Models
423(2)
DELTA
425(5)
THETA
430(1)
VEGA
431(1)
RHO
432(1)
GAMMA
433(4)
Creating Neutral Portfolios
437(2)
Option Sensitivities and Option Trading Strategies
439(11)
Conclusion
450(1)
Questions and Problems
451(7)
Note
458(1)
15 American Option Pricing
459(27)
Overview
459(1)
American versus European Options
460(2)
American versus European Calls
462(1)
Psuedo-American Call Option Pricing
463(1)
Exact American Call Option Pricing
464(4)
Analytical Approximations of American Option Prices
468(4)
The Binomial Model and American Option Prices
472(10)
Conclusion
482(1)
Questions and Problems
483(2)
Notes
485(1)
16 Options on Stock Indexes, Foreign Currency, and Futures
486(23)
Overview
486(1)
European Option Pricing
487(6)
Option Sensitivities
493(1)
Pricing American Options
494(12)
Conclusion
506(1)
Questions and Problems
507(1)
Notes
508(1)
17 The Options Approach to Corporate Securities
509(14)
Overview
509(1)
Equity and a Pure Discount Bond
510(3)
Senior and Subordinated Debt
513(2)
Callable Bonds
515(1)
Convertible Bonds
516(1)
Warrants
517(1)
Conclusion
518(1)
Questions and Problems
519(3)
Notes
522(1)
18 Exotic Options
523(45)
Overview
523(1)
Assumptions of the Analysis and the Pricing Environment
524(1)
Forward-Start Options
524(2)
Compound Options
526(4)
Chooser Options
530(4)
Barrier Options
534(7)
Binary Options
541(7)
Lookback Options
548(3)
Average Price Options
551(3)
Exchange Options
554(2)
Rainbow Options
556(8)
Conclusion
564(1)
Questions and Problems
565(1)
Notes
566(2)
19 Interest Rate Options
568(40)
Overview
568(1)
Interest Rate Options: Markets and Instruments
569(4)
The Term Structure of Interest Rates
573(4)
Stripped Treasury Securities and Forward Rate Agreements (FRAs)
577(3)
The Option-Adjusted Spread (OAS)
580(3)
The Black Model
583(2)
Applications of the Black Model
585(10)
Forward Put-Call Parity
595(4)
Caps, Floors, and Collars
599(5)
Conclusion
604(1)
Questions and Problems
605(1)
Notes
606(2)
20 The Swaps Market: Introduction
608(40)
Overview
608(1)
Swaps
609(1)
The Swaps Market
609(2)
Plain Vanilla Swaps
611(6)
Motivations for Swaps
617(6)
Swap Facilitators
623(2)
Pricing of Swaps
625(3)
Swap Portfolios
628(4)
Beyond Plain Vanilla Swaps
632(4)
Commodity Swaps
636(2)
Equity Swaps
638(1)
Swaptions
639(4)
Conclusion
643(1)
Questions and Problems
643(3)
Notes
646(2)
21 Swaps: Economic Analysis and Pricing
648(41)
Overview
648(1)
The Economic Analysis of Swaps
649(22)
Interest Rate Swap Pricing
671(7)
Currency Swap Pricing
678(4)
Conclusion
682(1)
Questions and Problems
682(6)
Notes
688(1)
22 Swaps: Applications
689(65)
Overview
689(1)
The Parallel Loan--How Swaps Began
690(1)
Creating Synthetic Securities with Swaps
691(3)
The All-In Cost
694(3)
B. F. Goodrich--Rabobank Interest Rate Swap
697(3)
The Duration of Interest Rate Swaps
700(2)
Interest Rate Immunization with Swaps
702(6)
Structured Notes
708(9)
Pricing Flavored Interest Rate and Currency Swaps
717(12)
Equity Swap Pricing and Applications
729(5)
Swaption Pricing and Applications
734(9)
Day Count Conventions
743(2)
Conclusion
745(1)
Questions and Problems
746(7)
Notes
753(1)
OPTION! Installation and Tutorial
754(10)
Installation
754(1)
Tutorial: Introduction
754(1)
Entering Data and Calculating a Solution
755(1)
OPTION! Hot Buttons and Menu Commands
756(3)
Creating Graphs in OPTION!
759(2)
Moving and Zooming Graphs
761(1)
Printing Graphs
761(1)
Saving a Graph to a File
762(2)
Exercises for OPTION!
764(15)
Appendix A Summary of Accounting Rules for Derivative Instruments 779(5)
Appendix B Cumulative Distribution Function for the Standard Normal Random Variable 784(1)
Answers to Selected End-of-Chapter Problems 785(8)
Index 793

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