October 14th, 2005, 8:35 pm
QuoteOriginally posted by: schawla2Thanks, that does answer my question - the answer is no. I did find out that the ones traded on the IPE *are* marked to market in the futures sense.I will divide my answer in two parts. The first one, regarding aspect of pricing of a new product and another commercial.Technically there is a class a contingent claim called options with daily settlement, where buyer and seller may after each trade day receive or pay a cash flow. Another feature is that the buyer (long) won’t pay the premium in the trade day, but it will be paid along the trading day as daily settlement.This contingent claim may be priced in Black and Scholes world using the risk neutral expectation or building a replicant porftofio. Differentially of seminar paper of Black and Scholes there is no cost to construct this portfolio, so the final price of this contingent claim won’t have a discount term. Nowadays EUREX is the one Exchange where you can trade derivates contracts with this feature. I have studied this topic recently and I have interest in keep talking about it.My apologize for my English mistakesAll the Best