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Using a numeric example, illustrate and explain the pay-offs of a futures option and a futures contract.

      

Using a numeric example, illustrate and explain the pay-offs of a futures option and a futures
contract.

  

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Kavungya
Future options give the holder the right to buy (call) or sell (put) standardised future contracts for
a specified period of time at a specified strike price.
A future contract is an agreement for a specified performance at a time in the future.
Assume that 1000 tonnes of maize is available at Shs.10,000 per future contract of 1 tonne. Call
option is at Sh.500 per tonne. If the future prices (when performance is to be fulfilled) are
Shs.14,000, Shs.10,000 and Shs.6,000 per tonne, the pay offs are (for the holder of the future
options) and “supplier” in future contracts.
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Kavungya answered the question on April 16, 2021 at 19:48


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