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Notes should be used in conjunction with the original readings as set forth by GARP The information contained in these books is based on the original readings and is believed to be accurate However, their accuracy cannot be guaranteed nor is any warranty conveyed as to your ultimate exam success Page 2. Kaplan, Inc READING ASSIGNMENTS AND AIM STATEMENTS Thefollowing material is a review of the Financial Markets and Products principles designed to address the AIM statements setforth by the Global Association of Risk Professionals READING ASSIGNMENTS John Hull, Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives, 8th Edition New York Pearson Prentice Hall, 2. Introduction, Chapter page 1. Mechanics of Futures Markets, Chapter page 2. Hedging Strategies Using Futures, Chapter page 3. Interest Rates, Chapter page 5. Determination of Forward and Futures Prices, Chapter page 6. Interest Rate Futures, Chapter page 8. Swaps, Chapter page 9. Properties of Stock Options, Chapter 1. Trading Strategies Involving Options, Chapter 1 page 1. Helyerte Geman, Commodities and Commodity Derivatives Modeling and Pricingfor Agriculturals, Metals and Energy West Sussex, England. John Wiley Sons, 2. Fundamentals of Commodity Spot and Futures Markets Instruments, Exchanges and page 1. Strategies, Chapter Robert Mc. Donald, Derivatives Markets, 3rd Edition Boston Addison Wesley, 2. Commodity Forwards and Futures, Chapter page 1. Anthony Saunders and Marcia Millon Cornett, Financial Institutions Management A Risk Management Approach, 7th Edition New York Mc. Graw Hill, 2. 01. Cd Voz Da Verdade 30 Anos Download Mp3. Foreign Exchange Risk, Chapter 1. Frank Fabozzi editor, The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities, 8th Edition New York Mc. Graw Hill, 2. 01. Corporate Bonds, Chapter 1. Kaplan, Inc Page Book Reading Assignments and AIM Statements Caouerte, Altman, Narayanan, and Nimmo, Managing Credit Risk, 2nd. Edition New York John Wiley Sons, 2. The Rating Agencies, Chapter Page 2. Kaplan, Inc page 2. Book Reading Assignments and AIM Statements AIM STATEMENTS 2. Introduction Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives Candidates, after completing this reading, should be able to Differentiate between an open outcry system and electronic trading, page 1 Describe the over the counter market, how it differs from trading on an exchange, and its advantages and disadvantages, page II Differentiate between options, forwards, and futures contracts, page 1. Calculate and identify option and forward contract payoffs, page 2 Describe, contrast, and calculate the payoffs from hedging strategies involving forward contracts and options, page 1. Describe, contrast, and calculate the payoffs from speculative strategies involving futures and options, page 1. Calculate an arbitrage payoff and describe how arbitrage opportunities are ephemeral, page 2. Describe some of the risks that can aiise from the use of derivatives, page 2. Mechanics of Futures Markets Candidates, after completing this reading, should be able to Define and describe the key features of a futures contract, including the asset, the contract price and size, delivery and limits, page 2. Explain the convergence of futures and spot prices, page 2. Describe the rationale for margin requirements and explain how they work page 2. Describe the role of a clearinghouse in futures transactions, page 3. Describe the role of collateralization in the over the counter marker and compare it to the margining system, page 3. Identify and describe the differences between a normal and inverted futures market page 3. Describe the mechanics of the delivery process and contrast it with cash settlement page 3. Define and demonstrate an understanding of the impact of different order types, including market, limit, stop loss, stop limit, market if touched, discretionary, time of day, open, and fili or kill page 3. Compare and contrast forward and futures contracts, page 2. Hedging Strategies Using Futures Candidates, after completing this reading, should be able to Define and differentiate between short and long hedges and identify appropriate uses, page 3. Describe the arguments for and against hedging and the potential impact of hedging on firm profitability, page 3. Define the basis and the various sources of basis risk, and explain how basis risks arise when hedging with futures, page 4. Define cross hedging, and compute and interpret the minimum variance hedge ratio and hedge effectiveness, page 4. Define, compute, and interpret the optimal number of futures contracts needed to hedge an exposure, and explain and calculate the tailing the hedge adjustment page 4. Kaplan, Inc Page Book Reading Assignments and AIM Statements Explain how to use stock index futures contracts to change a stock portfolios beta page 4. Describe what is meant by rolling the hedge forward and describe some of the risks that arise from such a strategy, page 4. Interest Rates Candidates, after completing this reading, should be able to Describe Treasury Rates, LIBOR, Repo Rates, and what is meant by the risk free rate, page 5. Calculate the value of an investment using daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, annual, and continuous compounding Convert rates based on different compounding frequencies, page 5. Calculate the theoretical price of a coupon paying bond using spot rates, page 5. Calculate forward interest rates from a set of spot rates, page 5.