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. Under fairly priced currency futures and options, full hedging with both instruments is optimal. Introducing fairly …
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. Under fairly priced currency futures and options, full hedging with both instruments is optimal. Introducing fairly …
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exposure risk. In this regard, several hedging strategies are evaluated and compared with one another. Design … hedge tools brings a much more diversified selection of stock and bond markets than no hedging strategy. The optimal option … optimal forward hedging. In the out-of-sample study, the optimally forward-hedged strategy generally presents a much better …
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Evidence reported by Geczy, Minton and Schrand (1997) showed that foreign exchange risk had a significant influence on the use of currency derivatives but that interest cover and financial leverage did not. In this study, we suggest that the reason why foreign exchange risk was significant but...
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exposure risk. In this regard, several hedging strategies are evaluated and compared with one another. Design … hedge tools brings a much more diversified selection of stock and bond markets than no hedging strategy. The optimal option … optimal forward hedging. In the out‐of‐sample study, the optimally forward‐hedged strategy generally presents a much better …
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The sheer existence of EUR/CHF put options with strike prices below the EUR/CHF 1.20 floor, trading at non-zero cost, challenged the full credibility of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) in enforcing the lower barrier implemented in September 6, 2011 and abandoned on January 15, 2015. We estimate...
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The Emerging Market Economies are vulnerable to adverse external shocks. Such shocks cause excessive volatility in foreign exchange markets. Faced with high volatility, the central banks in EMEs often end up, in futility, depleting their foreign exchange reserves by selling dollars to restore...
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The log-normal Garman and Kohlhagen (1983) currency option model usually creates pricing biases when matched with the market prices. The observed price bias pattern is generally consistent with the mixed jump-diffusion distribution for exchange rates. Various studies have provided evidence of...
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