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Derivative Securities, Fall 2023
FNCE4040, Sample Midterm Exam 1
FNCE 4040 Derivative Securities
Sample Midterm Exam 1
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Derivative Securities, Fall 2023
FNCE4040, Sample Midterm Exam 1
Short Questions –
30 points
1. The seller of a put option has the right to not exercise the option at the expiration date.
(a) True
(b) False
2. An American option can be exercised at the expiration date, as well as at any point in time
before it.
(a) True
(b) False
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(b) False
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