What type of efficiency reduces cash outlay?
Explanation
Derivatives usually require only a small margin deposit compared to buying the full asset.
Other questions
Which of the following is considered a primary benefit of using derivatives regarding market operations?
How do derivatives contribute to information discovery?
Which benefit of derivatives is associated with making arbitrage opportunities less costly to exploit?
What does the term 'Implicit Leverage' refer to in the context of derivative risks?
Which risk is defined by the value of a derivative diverging from the value of the underlying asset?
Liquidity risk in derivatives is primarily caused by which of the following?
Which event is cited as an example of systemic risk caused by excessive derivative risk-taking?
Why is 'Transparency' listed as a risk for derivatives?
Which of the following is a primary use of derivatives for 'Issuers'?
What accounting practice do issuers utilize to offset risks in financial reporting?
Investors utilize derivatives to gain exposure to assets without which of the following?
Which type of hedge is used to manage variable cash flows?
An 'Interest rate swap' can be used as an example for which type of hedge?
What is the primary purpose of a 'Fair Value Hedge'?
A 'Net Investment Hedge' is primarily designed to offset which type of risk?
Which instrument is explicitly listed as an example of a Net Investment Hedge?
Which benefit allows for the allocation and transfer of underlying exposure without trading the asset directly?
Operational efficiency in derivatives includes the facilitation of which market activity?
Counterparty Credit Risk refers to exposure to which event?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit of derivatives?
In the context of issuer uses, what is meant by 'Fair Value' reporting?
An investor wanting to leverage investments against a downturn would primarily be using derivatives for which purpose?
Which derivative instrument is given as an example for managing variable cash flows in a Cash Flow Hedge?
A 'Commodity future' is listed as an example for which type of hedge?
Which of the following creates a 'Transparency' risk?
What enables faster reflection of fundamental value in markets?
Which term describes the risk that a derivative's value does not move in perfect sync with the underlying asset?
A 'Currency forward' is cited as an example for which two types of hedges?
How do investors use derivatives differently from issuers regarding risk?
If a company uses a derivative to offset foreign exchange risk, which hedge type are they likely employing?
Financial distress risk is increased by which derivative characteristic?
Which hedge type mitigates 'fluctuations in asset value'?
Who primarily uses derivatives to 'Establish risk management policies'?
The use of derivatives to hedge against 'commodity and currency price fluctuations' is associated with:
Which derivative benefit relates to identifying the 'underlying asset risk'?
Why might derivatives be potentially misunderstood by stakeholders?
Which type of risk involves the inability to trade or settle due to timing mismatches?
Which strategy is typically associated with 'Investors' rather than 'Issuers'?
What does a 'Fair Value Hedge' specifically manage?
A 'Currency swap' is most likely used for which accounting purpose?
Which risk materialized significantly in 2008 due to derivatives?
How do derivatives effect transaction costs?
Which usage is described as 'Use of derivatives varies based on goals and risk appetite'?
Which of the following derivatives is listed as an example for a Fair Value Hedge?
Derivatives allow for the management of underlying exposure without:
What is meant by 'Operational Efficiency' facilitating short selling?
Which risk involves the 'timing mismatches in cash flows'?
If an investor uses derivatives to 'Gain exposure to assets without direct ownership', they are acting as a(n):
A Cash Flow Hedge is used to: