The Scale by Which a Derivative Instrument Is Measured and References

question 1

Multiple Choice

The scale by which a derivative instrument is measured and references the underlying asset is called the .

• A) Trading volume
• B) Market value
• C) Notational value
• D) Open Interest

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Definitions:

Risk-Free Return

The return on investment that is guaranteed, with no risk of financial loss.

Wildcat Fund

An investment fund that takes higher risks in anticipation of higher rewards, often investing in unproven sectors or speculative ventures.

Information Ratio

A measure of portfolio returns beyond the returns of a benchmark, relative to the volatility of those excess returns.

Risk-Free Return

The theoretical return on an investment with no risk of financial loss, traditionally associated with government bonds or bills.