Essays in Foreign Currency Options Markets - Hoque, Ariful
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This book includes the materials from author's PhD thesis. In the past three decades, the use of foreign currency options has increased exponentially as a hedging tool and for speculative purposes into a major foreign exchange activity. Increased use of foreign currency options is a reflection of the explosive growth in the use of other kinds of options. It leads a major concern about the improvements in pricing currency options in the 24- hour-a-day basis foreign exchange market. In order to ensure that options are correctly priced, the options market needs to be efficient. This book,…mehr

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This book includes the materials from author's PhD thesis. In the past three decades, the use of foreign currency options has increased exponentially as a hedging tool and for speculative purposes into a major foreign exchange activity. Increased use of foreign currency options is a reflection of the explosive growth in the use of other kinds of options. It leads a major concern about the improvements in pricing currency options in the 24- hour-a-day basis foreign exchange market. In order to ensure that options are correctly priced, the options market needs to be efficient. This book, therefore, provides a systematic analysis of the key issues currency options pricing and its market efficiency. The contemporary market microstructure concept has also been employed with the traditional approach to address these challenging critical problems in the volatile financial market. The analysis should help the global financial communities including the researchers, financial mangers of multinational enterprise, foreign exchange traders and investors.
Autorenporträt
Ariful Hoque (PhD, B Eng, DBA Oracle) is a Lecture in Finance at University of Southern Queensland. He has 7 and 13 years of teaching and industry experience, respectively. His research interests include derivatives, financial engineering, forecasting and market microstructure. He has published several articles in leading scholarly journals.