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In a forward contract, the counterparties are referred to as:
In a forward contract, the counterparties are referred to as:
- Lender and borrower
- Buyer and seller
- Holder and issuer
- Long position and short position (correct)
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
- Delivery date
- Expiration date (correct)
- Maturity date
- Settlement date
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
- Spot price
- Forward price (correct)
- Strike price
- Market price
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
In a forward contract, what are the counterparties referred to as?
In a forward contract, what are the counterparties referred to as?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the key characteristic of the long forward in a forward contract?
What is the key characteristic of the long forward in a forward contract?
What is the primary advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the primary advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the short forward obligated to do in a forward contract?
What is the short forward obligated to do in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
What is the price at which the underlying asset is purchased called in a forward contract?
What is the obligation of the long forward in a forward contract?
What is the obligation of the long forward in a forward contract?
What is the obligation of the short forward in a forward contract?
What is the obligation of the short forward in a forward contract?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the underlying asset in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the future point in time when the transaction occurs known as in a forward contract?
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
What is the advantage of entering into a forward contract?
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Study Notes
Forward Contracts
- In a forward contract, the counterparties are referred to as the long and the short.
Key Characteristics
- The future point in time when the transaction occurs is known as the settlement date or delivery date.
- The price at which the underlying asset is purchased is called the forward price or delivery price.
Advantages
- The primary advantage of entering into a forward contract is to hedge against price risks.
Obligations
- The long forward is obligated to buy the underlying asset at the forward price on the settlement date.
- The short forward is obligated to sell the underlying asset at the forward price on the settlement date.
Underlying Asset
- The underlying asset in a forward contract can be a commodity, currency, or financial instrument.
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