Trading and pricing financial derivatives : a guide to futures, options, and swaps - Original PDF

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Author: Boyle, Patrick E.; McDougall, Jesse

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Trading and Pricing Financial Derivatives is an introduction to the world of futures, options, and swaps. Self-study investors who are interested in deepening their knowledge of derivatives of all kinds will find this book to be an invaluable resource. The book is also useful in a very applied course on derivative trading. The authors delve into the history of options pricing; simple strategies of options trading; Read more...

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Chapter 1 Introduction to Derivatives A financial derivative is an economic contract whose value depends on or is derived from the value of another instrument or underlying asset. Derivatives are categorized by the relationship between the underlying asset (the “underlying”) and the derivative such as a forward, option, or swap1); the type of underlying asset (such as equity derivatives, foreign exchange derivatives, interest rate deriv- atives, commodity derivatives, or credit derivatives); the market in which they trade (such as exchange-traded or over-the-counter); and their pay-off profiles. Derivatives can be used for speculative purposes or to hedge. A speculator is a trader who is taking positions with the goal of making a profit. A hedger is a trader who already has an economic exposure who takes an offsetting posi- tion (a hedge) in order to reduce a risk they already have exposure to. Very com- monly, companies buy currency forwards (agreements to make trade a currency exchanges at a future date) in order to limit (hedge against) losses due to fluc- tuations in the exchange rate of two currencies, this is an example of hedging. Third parties sometimes use publicly available derivative prices as educated pre- dictions of uncertain future outcomes, for example, the likelihood that a corpora- tion will default on its debts. The Uses of Derivatives Derivatives are used by investors for the following purposes: – Hedging or mitigating risk in an underly......

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فصل 1 مقدمه ای بر ابزارهای مشتقه یک مشتق مالی یک قرارداد اقتصادی است که ارزش آن به ارزش یک ابزار دیگر یا دارایی اساسی بستگی دارد یا از آن حاصل می شود. مشتقات بر اساس رابطه بین دارایی پایه ("مبنای") و مشتقه مانند فوروارد، اختیار، یا معاوضه طبقه بندی می شوند. نوع دارایی پایه (مانند مشتقات حقوق صاحبان سهام، مشتقات ارز خارجی، مشتقات نرخ بهره، مشتقات کالایی، یا مشتقات اعتباری). بازاری که در آن معامله می کنند (مانند معامله در بورس یا خارج از بورس)؛ و پروفایل پرداخت آنها. مشتقات را می توان برای اهداف سفته بازی یا پوشش ریسک استفاده کرد. سفته باز معامله گری است که با هدف کسب سود در حال گرفتن موقعیت است. هجر، معامله‌گری است که قبلاً دارای یک مواجهه اقتصادی است که برای کاهش ریسکی که قبلاً در معرض آن قرار گرفته‌اند، یک موقعیت جبرانی (یک پوشش ریسک) اتخاذ می‌کند. معمولاً، شرکت‌ها به منظور محدود کردن ضررهای ناشی از نوسانات نرخ مبادله دو ارز، فوروارد ارز (توافق‌هایی برای انجام مبادلات ارزی در تاریخ آینده) خریداری می‌کنند، این نمونه‌ای از پوشش ریسک است. . گاهی اوقات اشخاص ثالث از قیمت‌های مشتقه در دسترس عموم به عنوان پیش‌بینی‌های آگاهانه از نتایج نامشخص آتی استفاده می‌کنند، برای مثال، احتمال عدم پرداخت بدهی‌های یک شرکت. موارد استفاده از مشتقات مشتقات توسط سرمایه گذاران برای اهداف زیر استفاده می شود: - پوشش ریسک یا کاهش ریسک در یک زمینه ...

 

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Author(s): Boyle, Patrick E.; McDougall, Jesse

Publisher: De|G Press, Year: 2019

ISBN: 9781547401161,1547401168,9781547401215,1547401214

 

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Contents vii Contents Chapter 1: Introduction to Derivatives  1 The Uses of Derivatives  1 Derivatives Underlyings  2 Derivatives Market Participants  2 Hedgers  2 Speculators  3 Arbitrageurs  3 Middlemen  4 How are Derivatives Traded?  5 Over-the-counter derivatives (OTC)  5 Exchange-traded Derivatives  6 Major Derivative Contract Types  6 Economic Function of Derivatives Markets  7 Criticisms of Derivatives Markets  7 Derivatives—A Zero Sum Game  8 Chapter 1 Questions  8 Chapter 2: Futures & Forwards  11 What Is a Future?  11 Origins of the Futures Markets  11 Standardization in Futures Markets  12 Futures Margin  12 What Is a Forward?  14 Pricing of Futures  14 Convenience Yield  16 Convergence of Futures Price to Spot Price  17 Backwardation and Contango  18 Hedging Motivation  19 Hedging with Futures  19 Should Companies Hedge?  20 Types of Orders in Futures Markets  21 Futures and Forwards Payoff Diagrams  22 Chapter 2 Questions  24 Chapter 3: Introduction to Options  27 What Is an Option?  27 Options Contract Specifications  27 Call Option  27 viii Contents Put Option  28 What Is an Options Premium?  29 What Are American and European Options?  29 Exchange-Traded and OTC Options  29 Options Payoff Diagrams  29 Options Expirations  31 Options Strikes  32 Intrinsic Value and Time Value  32 Types of Options Underlyings  33 Options Treatment of Dividends  33 Options Treatment of Special Dividends  33 Options Treatment of Stock Splits  34 Options Position Limits  34 Options Margin  35 Options Exercise  36 Options Transaction Costs  37 Trading Naked Options Positions  37 Options Clearing  38 Warrants, Convertible Bonds, and Employee Stock Options  39 Factors Impacting Stock Options Prices  40 The Impact of Spot Prices on Option Prices  40 Strike Price  40 Time to Maturity/Expiration  41 The Volatility of the Stock Price  41 Interest Rates  41 Expected Dividends  42 Chapter 3 Questions  42 Chapter 4: Simple Options Trading Strategies  45 Covered Calls  45 Protective Puts  47 Covered Puts  47 Protective Calls  48 Put Call Parity  49 Synthetic Options  50 Options Trading Strategies  51 Bull Spreads  51 Bear Spreads  53 Butterfly Spreads  55 Calendar Spreads  56 Contents ix Straddles  56 Strangles  58 Risk Reversals  58 Chapter 4 Questions  61 Chapter 5: Options Pricing History  63 The Market Utility of Options  63 The History of Options Pricing  64 Louis Bachelier  65 Expiry Payoffs: A Starting Point for Options Pricing  66 Chapter 5 Questions  67 Chapter 6: Binomial Tree Valuation  69 How Does a Binomial Tree Work?  69 The Portfolio Approach to Valuing Derivatives  69 The Risk-Neutral Binomial Tree Approach  73 How Can We Make This More Realistic?  75 The Multi-Period Binomial Model  75 Binomial Trees and American Options  78 Early Exercise of American Options  79 Volatility of the Underlying in Binomial Tree Valuations  81 Chapter 6 Questions  81 Chapter 7: The Black-Scholes Model  85 Assumptions of the Black-Scholes Model  85 Are the Black-Scholes Assumptions Reasonable?  86 Black-Scholes Notation  87 The Black-Scholes Equation  88 Black-Scholes Formula  88 Black-Scholes Interpretations  89 Inputs for the Black-Scholes Model  89 The Risk-Free Rate and Black-Scholes  89 The Standard Deviation of the Stock and Black-Scholes  89 Historic Volatility and Black-Scholes  90 Implied Volatility and Black-Scholes  91 Volatility Indices  91 European Options and Dividends  92 Merton’s Model  92 American Options and Black-Scholes  93 Chapter 7 Questions  95 x Contents Chapter 8: Option Sensitivities—The Greeks  97 Hedging  97 The Greeks  97 Delta Δ  98 Relationship Between Put and Call Delta  99 Gaining an Intuition of Delta  101 Delta-Neutral  101 Theta Θ  102 Rho ρ  103 Vega V  104 Gamma Γ  105 Other Second Order Greeks  105 Greeks and Moneyness  106 Creating Neutral Portfolios  107 Portfolios of Options and Shares  107 Chapter 8 Questions  108 Chapter 9: Dynamic Hedging  111 Dynamically Replicating a Call Option  112 Dynamic Hedging and Gamma  114 Volatility Arbitrage  114 Chapter 9 Questions  118 Chapter 10: Options on Indices, Futures, and Foreign Exchanges  121 Options on Stock Indices  121 Uses of Index Options  121 Beta  122 Dividends in the Index  123 Options on Futures  123 Foreign Exchange Options  125 Chapter 10 Questions  126 Chapter 11: Volatility Smiles  127 Implied Distributions  128 Volatility Terminology  131 Options Skew as a Measure of Fear  132 The Term Structure of Volatility  132 The Volatility Surface  133 Modeling Volatility  134 Chapter 11 Questions  135 Contents xi Chapter 12: Volatility & Variance Swaps  137 Volatility Swaps  137 Replication and Hedging of Volatility Swaps  138 Variance Swaps  139 Market Conventions  141 Replicating Variance Swaps  141 Pricing of Variance Swaps  142 Variance Swaps Market Developments  143 Chapter 12 Questions  143 Chapter 13: The Monte Carlo Method  145 How Does the Monte Carlo Method Work?  145 When Do You Use the Monte Carlo Method?  146 Monte Carlo and the Greeks  147 Chapter 13 Questions  147 Chapter 14: Exotics  149 Bermudan Options  149 Forward Start Option  149 Compound Options  150 Chooser Options  150 Barrier Options  151 Binary Options, also Known as Digital Options  152 Gap Option  152 Lookback Options  153 Asian Options  153 Rainbow Options  153 Basket Options  154 Quantos  154 Weather Derivatives  154 Energy Derivatives  155 Insurance Derivatives  155 Chapter 14 Questions  155 Chapter 15: Interest Rate Swaps  157 Interest Rates  157 Sovereign Rates  157 LIBOR Rates  157 Repurchase Agreements (Repo Rates)  158 Zero Coupon Rates  158 xii Contents Risk-Free Rate  158 Bond Prices and Interest Rates  158 Credit Spread  159 Compounding Reminder  159 Backing Out “Zero” Rates from Coupon Paying Bonds  159 Bootstrapping Example  160 Forward Rates  160 Forward Rate Calculation Example  161 Forward Rate Agreement  161 Forward Rate Gains/Losses Example  161 Swaps  162 The Commercial Need for Swaps  162 The ISDA Master Agreement  163 The Plain Vanilla Swap  164 A Swap Example  164 The Interest Rate Swaps Market  165 Interest Rate Swap Market Participants  166 The Importance of Swaps in Markets  167 Comparative Advantage  168 Interest Rate Swap Valuation  169 Interest Rate Swap Valuation Example  170 Currency Swaps  171 Currency Swap Example  171 Valuation of Currency Swaps  172 Dividend Swaps  172 Other Types of Swap  173 Credit Risk with Interest Rate Swaps  174 Deliverable Interest Rate Swap futures  175 Chapter 15 Questions  175 Chapter 16: Risk Management and Value at Risk  177 Sources of Risk  177 Strategies to Manage Risk  177 Principles of Risk Management  178 Prioritization in Risk Management  178 Risk Retention  178 Value at Risk  179 The History of VaR  180 Timing Conventions  180 Which VaR?  181 Contents xiii Two Ways to Calculate VaR  181 Simple Understanding of VaRThe Historical Approach  181 The Model Approach to Calculate VaR  183 Time-Varying Volatility  185 VaR in Derivatives Portfolios  185 The Flaws of VaR  186 Common Abuses of VaR  187 Criticisms of VaR  187 Expected Shortfall  188 Stress Testing  188 Risk Management Conclusion  188 Chapter 16 Questions  189 Chapter 17: Credit Derivatives  191 Ratings Agencies  191 Development of the Credit Derivatives Market  193 Credit Derivatives  194 The Effects of Securitization  194 Asset Backed Securities (ABS)  194 Credit Card Receivables  195 Collateralized Debt Obligations  196 CDOs and Default Correlation  197 CDOs Since the Financial Crisis of 2007–2008  198 Credit Default SwapsCDS  199 CDS Market Counterparty Risks  201 Implications of CDS  202 Criticisms of CDS  202 CDS Pricing  203 The Probability Model of Pricing CDS  203 The No-Arbitrage Approach to Pricing CDS  204 Credit Derivatives and the Financial Crisis of 2007–2008  204 Chapter 17 Questions  205 Chapter 18: Structured Products  207 Constant Proportion Portfolio Insurance (CPPI)  210 CPPI in Practice  210 Where Can Structured Products Go Wrong?  211 Structured Product Fees  213 Structured Products in a Low Interest Rate Environment  213 Dynamic Structured Products  214 xiv Contents Chapter 18 Questions  214 Chapter 19: Optionality in Corporate Structures  215 Common Shares Simulating a Call Option  215 Corporate Debt as a Short Put Option  217 Instruments with Optionality in the Corporate Structure  219 Callable Bonds  219 Convertible Bonds  220 Warrants  221 Capital Structure Arbitrage  221 A Reminder on Arbitrage  222 Why Might an Opportunity Exist in Capital Structure Arbitrage?  222 Capital Structure Arbitrage Caveats  223 Chapter 19 Questions  223 Chapter 20: Real Options  225 Other Approaches to Project Evaluation  225 Types of Real Option  226 When to Use Real Options Valuation  226 When Not to Use Real Options  227 Valuation Inputs for Real Options  227 Real Options Example  228 Criticisms of the Real Options Approach  228 Real Options Conclusion  229 Chapter 20 Questions  229 Index  231

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