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9780471316411

Options on Foreign Exchange, 2nd Edition

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    9780471316411

  • ISBN10:

    0471316415

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-01-01
  • Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

Your A to Z Guide to the World's Largest Option Market "A clearly written manual that flows smoothly. Whether you have 20 years of experience in the FX options markets or none, you will learn something interesting from reading this book. Highly recommended for both traders and non-traders." * Adam Kreysar, Global Head FX Options Warburg Dillon Read "DeRosa presents technical material with a minimum of technical fuss. Filtered through his scholarship and practical trading experience, up-to-date topics such as exotic options, forward volatilities, and the volatility smile become accessible. The book will be extremely useful to asset managers and risk managers." * Allan M. Malz, Partner The RiskMetrics Group "This new edition of Options on Foreign Exchange provides an exhaustive review of the literature on currency options, in addition to covering the practical aspects of the business. It is greatly pedagogical and well written-as can be expected from David DeRosa." * Nassim Taleb, President Empirica Capital LLC

Author Biography

DAVID F. DEROSA is President of DeRosa Research and Trading, Inc. and Adjunct Professor of Finance at the Yale School of Management. He has worked at a number of Wall Street asset management firms and has traded foreign exchange for Swiss Bank Corporation, New York. DeRosa received his PhD in finance and economics from the Graduate School of Business of the University of Chicago. He is the editor of Currency Derivatives (Wiley), and the author of Managing Foreign Exchange Risk. DeRosa also contributes columns on international finance to Bloomberg News.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction to the Currency Option Market
1(6)
History and Size of the Market
1(1)
Option Basics
2(2)
Exotic Options
4(3)
Foreign Exchange Basics
7(22)
The International Monetary System
7(4)
Spot Foreign Exchange and Market Conventions
11(6)
Foreign Exchange Dealing
17(6)
Interest Parity and Forward Foreign Exchange
23(6)
Trading Currency Options
29(18)
The Interbank Currency Option Market
29(6)
Listed Options on Actual Foreign Currency
35(3)
The Currency Futures and Futures Options Market
38(9)
European Currency Options
47(20)
Arbitrage Theorems
48(2)
Put-Call Parity for European Currency Options
50(3)
The Black-Scholes-Merton Model
53(9)
How Currency Options Trade in the Interbank Market
62(3)
Reflections on the Contribution of Black, Scholes, and Merton
65(2)
European Currency Option Analytics
67(30)
Base-Case Analysis
67(2)
The ``Greeks''
69(9)
Special Properties of At-the-Money-Forward Options
78(2)
Directional Trading with Currency Options
80(9)
Hedging with Currency Options
89(3)
Appendix: Derivation of Delta
92(5)
Volatility
97(26)
The Various Meanings of Volatility
97(7)
The Volatility Term Structure
104(1)
Forward Volatility
105(1)
Smiles, Risk Reversals, and the Implied Volatility Surface
106(2)
Risk-Neutral Densities
108(2)
Dealing in Currency Options
110(2)
Extensions of the BSM Model
112(5)
Trading Volatility
117(6)
American Exercise Currency Options
123(24)
Arbitrage Conditions
123(1)
Put-Call Parity for American Currency Options
124(3)
General Theory of American Currency Option Pricing
127(2)
The Economics of Early Exercise
129(4)
The Binomial Model
133(7)
The Binomial Model for European Currency Options
140(1)
American Currency Options by Approximation
141(6)
Currency Futures Options
147(22)
Currency Futures and Their Relationship to Spot and Forward Exchange Rates
147(5)
Arbitrage and Parity Theorems for Currency Futures Options
152(7)
Black's Model for European Currency Futures Options
159(3)
The Valuation of American Currency Futures Options
162(7)
Barrier Currency Options
169(26)
Single-Barrier Currency Options
170(7)
Static Replication of Barrier Options
177(3)
Stopping Time
180(1)
Binomial and Trinomial Models
181(2)
Double-Barrier Knock-out Options
183(2)
Binary Barrier Options
185(6)
Contingent Premium Options
191(1)
What the Formulas Don't Reveal
192(3)
Nonbarrier Exotic Currency Options
195(12)
Average Rate and Average Strike Currency Options
195(4)
Compound Currency Options
199(3)
Basket Options
202(2)
Quantos Options
204(1)
Comments on Hedging with Nonbarrier Currency Options
205(2)
Bibliography 207(10)
Index 217

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