Portfolio exposure
Compare a listed contract with the exposure the institution intends to hold or offset, including the effect of contract size and currency.
Listed contracts for defined market exposure, position hedging and the management of basis, expiry and collateral.
A futures contract establishes exposure to a specified underlying with terms set by its trading venue. Contract size, expiry, settlement method and margin determine the position’s cash flows and operating requirements. Changes in margin can require additional collateral while a position is open.
Professional trading firms, asset managers, corporate treasury teams and other eligible institutional participants.
Compare a listed contract with the exposure the institution intends to hold or offset, including the effect of contract size and currency.
Evaluate a hedge against a digital asset holding, equity-index exposure, currency requirement, interest-rate sensitivity or commodity-related cash flow.
Review the relationship between spot and futures prices, the expiry calendar and the cost and operational effect of rolling a position.
Match the contract, expiry and settlement method to the institution’s exposure.
Compare basis, liquidity and collateral requirements, including adverse price moves.
Identify execution, account, carrying and clearing responsibilities and the required records.
Review margin, expiry and delivery events; reconcile the close or roll against source records.
Calls, puts and combinations for examining price and volatility exposures, with explicit premiums, exercise terms and settlement.
Explore the productA portfolio-led process for comparing hedge instruments, residual exposure, implementation costs and review triggers.
Explore the productInclude the underlying, approximate notional, time horizon, institution and relevant jurisdictions. Contract and service details can then be assessed for your specific requirements.