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This document outlines the syllabus for the Financial Derivatives course in the Master of Business Administration program at Gujarat Technological University. The syllabus covers 5 modules that introduce concepts related to risk management, derivatives markets, forwards, futures, options, swaps, and practical applications. Students will learn theories and numerical examples related to pricing models. The course aims to explain derivatives terminology, trading strategies, and the use of derivatives for hedging and speculation.

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This document outlines the syllabus for the Financial Derivatives course in the Master of Business Administration program at Gujarat Technological University. The syllabus covers 5 modules that introduce concepts related to risk management, derivatives markets, forwards, futures, options, swaps, and practical applications. Students will learn theories and numerical examples related to pricing models. The course aims to explain derivatives terminology, trading strategies, and the use of derivatives for hedging and speculation.

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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Syllabus for Master of Business Administration, 3rd Semester


Functional Area Specialization: Finance Management
Subject Name: Financial Derivatives (FD)
Subject Code: 4539222

Module Contents No. of 70 Marks


No: Sessions (External
Evaluation)
1 Introduction to risk management: (Only theory) 10 18
 Defining and managing risk
 Upside and downside risks
 Commodity price risk
 Interest rate risk
 Approaches to risk management
Introduction to derivatives:
 Defining derivatives and derivative markets
 Spot v/s Derivatives markets
 Forward, Futures, Options, Swaps
 Uses of derivatives
Derivatives Market:
 International and Indian derivatives market
 Derivative exchanges
 Trading system and types of traders
 Trading process, online trading
 Clearing and settlement system
  Regulatory framework of derivatives market in India.
2 Forward Contracts: 10 18
 Meaning, purpose, advantages and problems
 Pricing of commodity forward contracts (Theory and
numerical).
 Interest rate forwards (Theory and numerical).
Future Contracts:
 Meaning, difference between forward and future contracts
 Specifications of future contracts
 Closing the position (Theory and numerical).
 Margins and marking-to-market (Theory and
numerical).
 Cost of Carry Models (Theory and numerical).
 Price quotes, settlement price, open interest
 Types of orders
Hedging, Speculation and Arbitrage using Futures:
 Basis risk. Factors affecting basis risk
 Single stock futures and Stock Index Futures (Theory and
numerical).
  Commodity futures (Theory and numerical).
3 Fundamentals of Options: 10 17
 Options issued by corporations (introduction)
 Meaning of options contract, options terminologies
 Moneyness in options (ITM, ATM, OTM) (Theory and
numerical).
 Factors affecting Options premium
 Exchange traded options
Call and Put options. (Theory and numerical).
Options Trading Strategies:
GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Syllabus for Master of Business Administration, 3rd Semester
Functional Area Specialization: Finance Management
Subject Name: Financial Derivatives (FD)
Subject Code: 4539222

 Uncovered
 Covered
 Spread
 Combination
 Put-Call Parity: (Theory and numerical).
 Risk free security
 Put-call relationship
 Binomial Options Pricing Model: (Theory and
numerical).
 Binomial Options Pricing model for call and put options
 Single period and two-period binomial options pricing
Model
4 Black-Scholes Options Pricing model: (Theory and 10 17
numerical).
 Stock price behaviour
 Assumptions in Black-Scholes model
 Black-Scholes model for pricing call and put options.
Greeks in Options (only theory):
 Risks in options trading
 Characteristics of options hedging
 Greeks in options hedging: delta, gamma, theta, Vega, rho.
SWAPS (Only theory):
 Swaps: meaning, types, terminologies
 Forward swaps
 Swaptions
 Equity swaps
  Commodity swaps
5 Practical: (30 marks
 Analysing Various Derivative Contract Specifications from --- CEC)
Exchanges.
 Mark to Market Margin Calculation on Real time data from
Exchanges.
 Understanding the trading and settlement process and other
documentary requirements at Brokers’ office to open the
trading account.
 Calculating the futures and options price with cost of carry,
binomial and BS Models on real time data from Exchange &
analysing them with current market price.
 Forming of different futures and options trading strategies with
the real time data from Exchange.
  Forming of hedging with real time data from commodities
and currency Exchanges.

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