What is a forward contract?

• 1. agreement between a firm and a financial institution to trade real estate.

• agreement between a firm and a financial institution or, between firms to exchange currencies or other assets

• 1. A contract between a company and a financial institution to buy stocks or bonds

• 1. An arrangement between a corporation and a financial entity to exchange goods or services.

Name of the difference of price where the spot price is bigger than the forward price

• Premium

• Backwardation

• Discount

What is NDF?

• One party pays to the other the difference between the spot price on the specified date and the initially agreed forward price

• One party pays to the other the difference between the spot price and the forward price at the contract initiation date.

• One party pays to the other the difference between the market price at contract signing and the forward price on the specified date.

Write the past acronym

Main difference that has the future's market from the forward's

• Directly between seller and buyer

• Are negotiated outside of Stock Exchanges

• Are negotiated on authorized Stock Exchanges

Is true or false?

• True

• False

Which statement is correct:

• The price of a put option decreases as the strike price increases

• The price of a put option increases as the strike price increases

• The price of a put option increases as the strike price decreases

What does a global supply chain includes?

• manufacturer, suppliers, transportation partners, warehouses, retailers, government

• main company, transportation partners, warehouses, retailers, customers

• manufacturer, suppliers, transportation partners, warehouses, retailers, customers

• manufacturer, suppliers, logistics, retailers, government

Type of GSP where one seller has many retailers or downstream locations

• Assembly network

• Distribution supply chain

• Serial supply chain

Which supply chain perspective is speculative?

• Push

• Pull