| Options, Futures
and other Derivatives
Benefits and Added Value
A derivative is a financial instrument whose value
depends on the values of other, more basic underlying variables.
In recent years derivatives have become increasingly important in
the field of finance. Futures and options are now traded actively
on many exchanges. This program aims to:
- Explore the properties of those derivatives that are commonly
encountered in practice.
- Provide a practical framework within which all derivatives
can be valued and hedged
Structure
- 1st Forward and Future Contract
- Forward contracts
- Pricing forward contracts
- Futures
- Trading futures contracts
- Marking to market
- 2nd Options Contracts
- Options
- Call option (long call & short call)
- Put option (long put & short
put)
- Hedging and speculation
- 3rd Option Strategies
- Basic option strategies
- Bullish strategies
- Option combinations and spreads.
Target Participants
This program is targeting, the potential senior level accountants,
financial analysts, heads of finance departments, feasibility studies
developers, planning and control officers, and credit
& investment
officers in banks and financial institutions.
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