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What is a credit default swap?

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Updated on 18-May-2022 08:20:32

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Credit default swap acts as the insurance policies. It is a financial derivative which allows an investor to offset their credit risk with that of other investors. In this swap, the buyer will pay quarterly installments to the seller. It protects against high-risk corporate debts, municipal bonds and sovereign bonds.It ... Read More

What is the concept of currency swaps (FX swaps)?

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Updated on 18-May-2022 08:16:01

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Currency swap is an agreement between the parties to exchange principal amounts of different currencies at a predetermined rate on a future date.TypesThe two types of currency swaps are as follows −Fixed to fixed − Exchange of fixed interest payments in one currency on loan equivalent in other currency.Fixed to ... Read More

What is the concept of interest rate swaps?

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Updated on 18-May-2022 08:13:46

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Interest rate swap is an agreement between parties to exchange interest rates. Let’s say, we have two parties (first party and second party). Then, the most commonly used interest rate agreement is “first party agrees to pay at fixed interest rate to second party and second party agrees to pay ... Read More

What is the currency futures?

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Updated on 18-May-2022 08:10:42

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Currency futures is a type of contract in which two sides agree to exchange a specific quantity of a particular currency on a specific date at a pre agreed price. These are legally binding agreements and on expiry date, counter parties will have to deliver the amount on a delivery ... Read More

What is future contract?

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Updated on 18-May-2022 08:07:57

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A future contract is the contract between a buyer and a seller, where the buyer agrees to buy a particular asset at a predetermined price. Buyer in the future contract will hold a long position and the seller will have a short position.Future contracts allow companies to hedge their risk ... Read More

What is the hedge ratio? Explain its advantages and disadvantages.

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Nagasravan Tamma

Updated on 17-May-2022 15:16:46

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Hedge ratio is a ratio of value of hedge position to the value of total exposure. Value of hedge position is the total amount invested by investors in hedged position and value of total exposure is total amount invested by investor in underlying assets.Hedge ratio also can be a comparative ... Read More

What is hedge accounting?

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Nagasravan Tamma

Updated on 17-May-2022 15:09:12

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In this method, companies are allowed to recognize their gains and losses on hedging instruments against exposure of derivative instruments to reduce income volatility, if both are accounted separately.The main purpose of hedge accounting is to match the derivative gain/loss with underlying investment gain/loss. Its main advantage is that it ... Read More

What is the concept of hedging?

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Nagasravan Tamma

Updated on 17-May-2022 15:06:06

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Hedging is designed to protect the share value from market volatility. In simple words, it acts like an insurance coverage which protects you from any potential loss.The main purpose of hedging is to minimise/eliminate risk by offsetting the potential losses. Investors follow this to safeguard their investments from losses due ... Read More

What are the differences between Indian GAAP and US GAAP?

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Nagasravan Tamma

Updated on 17-May-2022 15:04:32

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The major differences between Indian GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and US GAAP (United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) are as follows −Indian GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)Financial statements are prepared in accordance with the principle of conservatism.Financial statements are prepared with presentation requirements of schedule VI of companies ACT, ... Read More

How to calculate the accounting entries for forward contracts?

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Nagasravan Tamma

Updated on 17-May-2022 15:03:08

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ProblemABC Company entered into a forward contract to buy its own shares.Details for the same are given below and here, XXXX refers to the respective year.Contract date − 1st Jan XXXXMaturity date − 31st Dec XXXXExercise price of $110No of shares − 1500Market price − $100 (as on 1st Jan XXXX)Market ... Read More

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