Exam of Beloy (1st) Flashcards
Options, forwards, swaps, and futures are financial assets.
False
The absence of a daily settlement is one of the factors distinguishing a forward contract from a futures contract.
True
A risk premium is the additional return investors expect for assuming risk.
True
Arbitrage is a transaction designed to capture profits resulting from market efficiency.
False
The law of one price states that the price of an asset cannot change.
False
Most derivative contracts terminate with delivery of the underlying asset.
False
Swaps, like options, trade on organized exchanges.
True
The theoretical fair value is the only value an asset can have.
False
Uncertainty of future sales and cost of inputs are examples of financial risks businesses may face.
False
A call option on a futures contract gives the buyer the right to buy a futures contract.
True
A seller of a put option on a futures contract obligates them to buy a futures contract should the put buyer exercise the option.
True
Derivatives permit invertors to manage their risk more efficiently.
True
Lower transaction costs are one advantage of derivative markets.
True
Derivative markets make stock and bond markets more efficient.
True
Speculation is equivalent to gambling.
False
Storing an asset entails risk.
True