In an Contract, There Is No Intent to Bring Benefits

question 93

Multiple Choice

In an contract, there is no intent to bring benefits to the third party. The benefit is unintentional and the third party cannot sue to enforce such a contract.

• A) incidental beneficiary
• B) incidental guarantor
• C) intended guarantor
• D) intended beneficiary

Understand the principles of dynamic hedging and the difference between dynamic and static hedging.

Comprehend the performance and limitations of the Black-Scholes option-pricing model.

Analyze the valuation and time value of options, including in-the-money and out-of-the-money scenarios.

Grasp the concepts of hedge ratios and deltas in option trading.

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