After having quoted a rate of 1.5005-10, the quoting bank says, “Your risk”. This means:
Today, you sell GBP 5,000,000.00 to a customer against JPY for spot value. Tomorrow, the customer defaults. What is your exposure called?
You have quoted a Swiss customer spot USD/CHF as 0.9273-78, but he asks you to quote it as CHF/USD. What do you quote?
A CD can usually only be issued by what type of institution?
What should a dealer say to express his commitment to putting an additional bid or offer at a current bid or offer price already quoted by his broker?
What do you call a combination of a long (short) call option and short (long) put option with same face value, same expiration date, same style, where the strike price is equal to the forward price?
Under what conditions can an FX broker act as a position taker?
From the following CAD rates:
1M (31-day) CAD deposit 0.95%
1x2 CAD (30-day) FRA 1.21%
2x3 CAD (31-day) FRA 2.01%
Calculate the 3-month implied cash rate.
What is the ISO code for platinum?
If the value of the collateral in a repo has fallen during the term of the transaction, who suffers the loss?
An ‘at-the-money’ call option:
Which of the following statements about Eurodollar deposits is correct?
Forward points represent:
A bank quotes a spot rate that is verifiably incorrect and deviates substantially from the prevailing market rate.
What criteria define a market-maker?