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FINANCIAL ENGINEERING:
DERIVATIVES AND RISK MANAGEMENT
(J. Wiley, 2001)
Lecture
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Topics
Basic Concepts
Speculation
Hedging
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Basic Concepts
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Stock Index Futures:Terminology
ie. For each unit change in the index S, then the value
of the stock portfolio changes by $10,000 (DOLLARS)
(TVS)t = Ns St
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Stock Index Futures:Terminology
F0 = 202
z = contract size
= $500 per index point - for S&P 500
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Specualtion
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Figure 3.2 : Speculation: Nikkei index (Leeson)
24000
Leeson buys
22000
20000
18000
16000
14000
Leeson closes out / sells
Five eights make $1.4bn ?
12000
03/01/94 03/07/94 03/01/95 03/07/95 03/01/96 03/07/96
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Hedging
with
Stock Index Futures
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Minimum Variance Hedge Ratios
V
= change in spot market position + change in futures position
= Ns .(S1-S0) + Nf (F1 - F0) z
= Ns . S + Nf (F) z
2 2 2 2 2
V ( N s ) S ( N f . z ) F 2 N s N f . z S ,F
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Minimum Variance Hedge Ratio(1)
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Minimum Variance Hedge Ratio-(2)
Equivalent expression
TVS0
Nf . p
FVF0
Value of Spot Position
.
FaceValue of futures at t 0
p
p is the regression beta for the percentage change in
your portfolio S (ie. the portfolio return) regressed on the
percentage change in F. In practice hedging error arises
because p is an estimate and may not hold over the
future.
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