Downside and upside analysis
Compare purchased puts, calls and combinations with the existing portfolio, including premium cost, participation and residual exposure.
Calls, puts and combinations for examining price and volatility exposures, with explicit premiums, exercise terms and settlement.
An option gives its holder a contractual right linked to an underlying asset or futures contract. Calls, puts and multi-leg combinations have different payoff shapes; the premium, exercise style and settlement terms define the rights and obligations of each party. Purchased options can expire without value; written options create contractual obligations.
Funds, professional trading teams, investment allocators and eligible institutions with a defined exposure or hedging objective.
Compare purchased puts, calls and combinations with the existing portfolio, including premium cost, participation and residual exposure.
Examine implied volatility, skew, term structure and the sensitivities of a position rather than relying on a directional price view alone.
Assess collars, spreads and other documented combinations against an agreed mandate, liquidity requirement and loss scenario.
Identify the exposure and distinguish the institution’s market view from its hedging objective.
Review individual legs, premium, payoff scenarios and changes in price, time and volatility.
Document exercise, settlement, collateral and the responsibilities of each contracting party.
Track sensitivities, expiry and assignment events; reconcile premiums and settlement cash flows.
Listed contracts for defined market exposure, position hedging and the management of basis, expiry and collateral.
Explore the productContract-defined payoff structures linking cash instruments and derivatives to a specified exposure, tenor and settlement process.
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.