9 - Managing Interest Rate Risk Flashcards
of contracts for IR futures/options
contracts = Amount borrowed/size of contract x Period of borrowing/3 months
Factors that affect the intrinsic value of an option
Market price:
Increase - Call price goes up, Put goes down
Exercise price:
Increase - Call price goes down, Put goes up
Factors that affect time value (TV) of an option
Time to expiry increases:
- Call TV goes up, Put TV goes up
Volatility increases:
- Call TV goes up, Put TV goes up
Interest rate increases:
- Call TV goes up, Put TV goes down
Value of an option
Time value + Intrinsic value
Number of contracts - IR products
Loan size/standard contract size x loan duration/3 months
Number of contracts - Index products
Value of portfolio/Exercise price x £10
Future/Option initial position if borrowing
Sell futures/buy Puts
Future/Option initial position if lending/depositing
Buy futures/buy Calls
Calculate premium or gain/loss - IR option
% x size of contract x # of contracts x 3/12
Calculate premium or gain/loss - Index option
Points per table x £10 x # contracts
Future/Option position if concerned about value of portfolio falling
Sell futures/buy Puts
How to treat premium on option if overdraft is mentioned
Company will need to borrow to pay premium, so add interest for period of option @borrow rate