From a cash flow standpoint,the difference between forwards and futures is that:
A) forwards require the payment of the purchase price at the time the forward is obtained,but futures are paid for only at maturity.
B) forwards cost more than futures.
C) futures are sold in larger denominations than forwards.
D) futures are settled every day,but forwards are settled only at maturity.
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Q20: If counterparties agree that one currency can
Q21: If a long counterparty has the right
Q22: Differences between future prices on one market
Q24: The counterparty risk in forward contracts:
A)means that
Q25: Futures are traded anonymously on markets,so markets
Q26: Forwards are traded in the Interbank market
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A)similar to
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