alleryStart learning →What gives a derivative instrument its value?
AAn underlying asset, index or rate
BThe contract's face value alone
CThe broker's commission rate
DThe issuer's registered capital
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. An underlying asset, index or rate
A derivative's value depends on an underlying asset, index or interest rate.
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