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9780071443128

Hedging Instruments and Risk Management How to Use Derivatives to Control Financial Risk in Any Market

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  • ISBN13:

    9780071443128

  • ISBN10:

    0071443126

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-02-11
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Summary

Books on complex hedging instruments are often more confusingthan the instruments themselves.Hedging Instruments &Risk Managementbrings clarity to the topic, giving moneymanagers the straightforward knowledge they need to employhedging tools and techniques in four key marketsequity,currency, fixed income, and mortgage. Using real-world dataand examples, this high-level book shows practitioners how todevelop a common set of mathematical and statistical tools forhedging in various markets and then outlines several hedgingstrategies with the historical performance of each.

Author Biography

Patrick Cusatis (State College, PA) is a professor of finance at Penn State University. Martin Thomas (State College, PA) is principal of financial services consulting firm Penn Data Mining.

Table of Contents

List of Exhibits
xiii
Preface xxi
Introduction
1(8)
A Systematic Approach to Hedging
2(1)
Mathematical and Statistical Concepts
2(1)
Hedging Tools
3(1)
Hedging Strategies
4(1)
Identifying Risk Tolerance
4(1)
Hedging Efficiency
5(1)
Hedging Applications
5(2)
Summary
7(2)
The Time Value of Money
9(12)
Introduction
9(1)
Future Value
10(1)
Present Value
10(1)
Annuities
11(2)
Compounding Periods
13(1)
Effective Annual Rates of Interest
14(1)
Continuous Compounding
14(2)
Amortized Loans
16(3)
Summary
19(2)
Statistical Review
21(22)
Random Variables
21(1)
Mean and Variance
22(1)
The Normal Distribution
23(2)
Sampling and Statistical Inference
25(3)
Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing
28(2)
Covariance and Correlation
30(4)
Linear Regression
34(2)
Coefficient of Determination
36(2)
Inference About the Regression Model
38(2)
Summary
40(1)
References
41(2)
Fixed-Income Mathematics
43(32)
Bond Pricing
44(1)
Present Value of Bonds
44(2)
Full-Coupon Bonds
46(2)
Zero-Coupon Bonds
48(2)
Computation of Yield
50(1)
Price Volatility
51(1)
The Price/Yield Relationship
52(3)
Duration
55(1)
Macaulay's Duration
56(2)
Effect of Cash Flows on Duration
58(4)
Portfolio Duration
62(1)
Relationship Between Duration and Maturity
63(1)
Relationship Between Duration and Coupon
63(1)
Relationship Between Duration and Yield
64(1)
Modified Duration
65(2)
Convexity
67(4)
Negative Convexity
71(1)
Summary
72(1)
References
73(2)
Term Structure of Interest Rates
75(22)
U.S. Treasury Securities and the Yield Curve
75(4)
The Term Structure of Interest Rates
79(1)
Implied Zero-Coupon Yields
80(2)
The Pure Expectations Hypothesis
82(1)
Implied Forward Rates
83(2)
The Swap Yield Curve
85(1)
The Short End of the Swap Yield Curve
86(1)
The Middle Area of the Swap Curve
87(1)
Convexity Adjustment
88(3)
The Long End of the Swap Yield Curve
91(2)
Construction of the Swap Zero-Coupon Curve
93(2)
Summary
95(1)
References
96(1)
Futures Contracts
97(36)
Futures Payoff Profile
98(2)
Hedging and Speculating Examples
100(3)
Long Hedge Example
100(1)
Short Hedge Example
101(1)
Speculating Example
102(1)
Marking-to-Market and Margins
103(1)
Delivery Options
104(1)
The Cost-of-Carry Relationship
105(1)
Basis
106(1)
Futures Contracts
107(1)
Metals Futures
107(1)
Energy Futures
108(1)
Agricultural Futures
108(3)
Currency Futures
111(1)
Currency Futures Valuation
112(1)
Interest Rate Futures
113(1)
U.S. Treasury Note and Bond Futures
114(1)
Conversion Factors
114(4)
Calculating Cheapest-to-Deliver
118(1)
Interest Rate Futures Valuation
119(2)
Duration
121(1)
The Eurodollar Futures Contract
122(1)
Municipal Futures
122(2)
Duration
124(2)
Municipal to Treasury Basis
126(1)
Swap Futures
127(2)
Equity Futures
129(1)
Equity Futures Valuation
129(2)
Summary
131(1)
References
131(2)
Swaps
133(34)
Vanilla Interest Rate Swaps
134(1)
Swap Quotes
134(1)
Swap Payments
135(1)
Hedging Examples
136(2)
Short Hedge Example
136(1)
Long Hedge Example
137(1)
Swap Valuation
138(4)
Term Structure of Interest Rates
142(1)
At-Market Swap
143(2)
Duration of a Swap
145(5)
Cost of Carry
150(1)
Forward-Delivery Interest Rate Swaps
150(1)
Municipal Swaps
151(3)
Currency Swaps
154(2)
Pricing of Currency Swaps
156(3)
Equity Swaps
159(2)
Basis Swaps and Credit Default Swaps
161(3)
Total Rate of Return Swaps
164(1)
Summary
165(1)
References
165(2)
Options
167(40)
The Options Market
167(1)
Exchange-Traded Options
168(1)
Over-the-Counter Options
169(1)
Embedded Options
169(1)
Call Options
170(2)
Put Options
172(4)
Gross and Net Payoffs
176(1)
Exercise Provisions
176(1)
Option Strategies
177(1)
Covered Call
177(1)
Protective Put (Synthetic Call)
177(1)
Synthetic Put (Reverse Hedge)
178(1)
Option Collar
179(2)
Put-Call Parity
181(2)
Option Valuation
183(1)
Lower and Upper Bound Values for American Options
184(1)
Binomial Option Pricing
184(7)
Measuring Option Volatility with a Binomial Model
191(1)
Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model
192(1)
Measuring Option Volatility with Black-Scholes
193(2)
Interest Rate Options
195(1)
Bond Options
195(1)
Bond Option Valuation
196(1)
Interest Rate Caps and Floors
196(2)
Cap and Floor Valuation
198(2)
Swaptions
200(1)
Valuation
201(1)
Futures Options
202(1)
Valuation
203(2)
Summary
205(1)
References
205(2)
Commodities
207(22)
The Commodity Derivatives Market
208(1)
Historic Commodity Data
208(4)
Techniques for Hedging Commodity Risk
212(1)
Commodity Futures Hedge
213(3)
Carrying Costs with Commodity Futures Contracts
216(1)
Cross-Market Commodity Hedging with Futures
217(2)
Stability of Futures Hedge Ratios
219(1)
Commodity Hedging with Swaps
220(2)
Commodity Hedging with Options
222(3)
Comparison of Hedging Alternatives
225(1)
Summary
226(1)
References
226(3)
Currencies
229(24)
The Foreign Exchange Market
230(1)
Historic Currency Data
231(3)
Techniques for Hedging Transaction Exposure
234(1)
Currency Futures Hedge
235(1)
Carrying Costs with Currency Futures Contracts
236(2)
Rolling the Hedge Forward
238(2)
Currency Forward Hedge
240(2)
Carrying Costs with Currency Forward Contracts
242(2)
Hedging Transaction Exposure with Swaps
244(2)
Hedging Transaction Exposure with Options
246(4)
Comparison of Hedging Alternatives
250(1)
Summary
251(1)
References
252(1)
Equities
253(20)
Stock Market Risks
254(1)
Market Risk
255(2)
Hedging with Equity Index Futures
257(3)
Futures Hedge Performance
260(1)
Tailing the Hedge
261(2)
Equity Futures Cost-of-Carry
263(1)
Equity Swaps
264(2)
Hedging with Equity Index Options
266(3)
Adjusting Delta
269(1)
Comparison of Hedging Alternatives
270(1)
Summary
270(1)
References
271(2)
Municipal Bonds
273(32)
Municipal Basis
274(1)
Hedging Municipal Market Risk: Perfect Capital Markets
275(2)
Hedging Municipal Market Risk: Shifts in Basis
277(1)
Level Change in Basis
278(1)
Historic Change in Basis
278(3)
Ex Ante Optimal Hedge Ratio
281(1)
Historic Municipal Bond and Hedge Data
282(3)
Historic Hedge Efficiency
285(5)
Stability of Hedge Ratios
290(1)
Cost-of-Carry
290(2)
Callable bonds
292(5)
Issuer Hedging Strategies
297(1)
Variable-Rate Exposure
297(1)
Hedging the Value of an Embedded Call Option
298(1)
Advance Refunding
299(1)
Forward-Delivery Bonds
299(1)
Forward-Delivery Swap
300(1)
Selling a Swaption
300(2)
Selling an Option
302(1)
Comparison of Hedging Alternatives
302(1)
Summary
303(1)
References
303(2)
Corporate Bonds
305(30)
Credit Risk
306(2)
Corporate Spreads
308(1)
Option-Adjusted Spread
309(1)
Hedging Corporate Bond Market Risk: Static Capital Markets
310(2)
Hedging Corporate Bond Market Risk: Volatile Capital Markets
312(1)
Historic Change in Spread
312(2)
Ex Ante Optimal Hedge Ratio
314(2)
Historic Corporate Bond and Hedge Data
316(2)
Hedging Example: One Corporate Bond
318(4)
Libor Swap Structure
322(1)
Basis Swaps
323(1)
Credit Default Swaps
324(1)
Hedging Example: Corporate Bond Portfolio
324(2)
Hedging Callable Bonds
326(2)
Puttable Bonds
328(1)
Cost-of-Carry
328(1)
Issuer Strategies
329(1)
Forward-Delivery Bonds
330(1)
Forward-Delivery Swap
330(1)
Selling a Swaption
330(2)
Comparison of Hedging Alternatives
332(1)
Summary
332(1)
References
333(2)
Mortgages
335(16)
The Mortgage Market
335(3)
Prepayment Risk
338(1)
Collateralized Mortgage Obligations
339(1)
Historic Mortgage Data
340(1)
Risks of Investing in Mortgages
341(1)
Mortgage Pipeline Risk
342(1)
Retained Interests in Mortgages
343(1)
Hedging Mortgage Price Risk with U.S. Treasury Note Futures
343(3)
Hedging Mortgage Pipeline Risk with Options
346(2)
Summary
348(1)
References
349(2)
Summary of Notation 351
Index

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