Investors choose derivatives
a. to invest directly in the asset.
b. to reduce risk by hedging against losses.
c. to take on additional risk by speculating.
d. both to reduce risk by hedging against losses and to take on additional risk by speculating.
d
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Anthony would like to have his brokerage firm handle more of his financial needs because he has been pleased with the service provided when he bought and sold stocks and bonds. If he explores the services offered by such firms in more depth, he will find that
A. brokerage firms are becoming serious competitors for banks and other depository institutions by offering high-yield combination savings and checking accounts and money market accounts, as well as certain types of loans. B. although brokerage firms offer attractive banking services, federal law prohibits individual investors from holding both a checking account and a securities account with the same firm. C. although brokerage firms can offer some banking services, they typically are less efficient at providing them than banks, because they specialize in buying and selling securities. D. federal laws prohibit brokerage firms from competing with banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions.
All of the following are benefits of auctions except:
A) more efficient price discovery. B) lower transaction costs. C) decreased price transparency. D) increased market efficiency.