When We Contrast Futures with Options Contracts,we Can Say That

question 70

Multiple Choice

When we contrast futures with options contracts,we can say that:

• A) in a futures contract, the buyer and seller have asymmetric rights, whereas in an options contract the buyer and writer have symmetric rights.
• B) in a futures contract the buyer and seller have symmetric rights, whereas in an options contract the buyer and writer have asymmetric rights.
• C) for both futures contracts and options contracts the buyer and writer have symmetric rights.
• D) for both futures contracts and options contracts the buyer and writer have asymmetric rights.

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Definitions:

Non-controlling Interest

The portion of equity in a subsidiary not owned by the parent company, reflecting the interest of minority shareholders.

Subsidiary

A company controlled by another company, often referred to as the parent company.

Dividend

A payment made by a corporation to its shareholders, usually as a distribution of profits.

Non-controlling Interest

A stake in a company that is less than 50%, implying that the holder does not have control over the company's operations.