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1 Hedging Transaction Exposure
Case 2 Hedging Transaction Exposure

2 Question 1 Question a: Range worst/best case scenario
+/- 10%: [$2,244,600 - $2,743,400] Question a: Normal distribution Interval (98% C.I): [$2,313,179 - $2,691,503] VaR (99%)-mean: -$180,820 T-5mo: -$381,274 Question a: A simulation Interval: [$2,345,083 - $2,723,757]

3 Question 2 Number of contracts using PHLX options
Total JPY per Options Contract: JPY 12,500,000 Total Contracts to cover our position: 16 options contracts Using the JPY June Call Option:

4 Question 2 Using the JPY June Call Option:

5 Question 2 Using the JPY June Call Option:

6 Question 3 Using OTC option – Not recommended Less liquid
Same strike prices but higher premiums Contracts expire in March Less regulated

7 Question 4 Options vs. Forward

8 Question 5 We would go with the JPY June 0.008 Call:
Interval (98% C.I): [$2,313,179 - $2,691,503] Potential for cost savings using the call option

9 PART 2, Question 1 This is the implied 3 month forward rate

10 Question 2 This is the 6 month forward rate
Effective total cost is $2,424,370.2

11 Question 3 The effective total cost (in USD) using 6-month Futures: $2,426,157.24

12 Question 4 The effective total cost (in USD) for each JPY June Option given different strike prices:

13 Left Position Open: THANK YOU!
Purchase the parts at the May 6th exchange rate: USD/JPY Total cost: $2,008,000 THANK YOU! QUESTIONS?


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