alleryStart learning →What does an option buyer pay the seller for the right acquired?
AThe full strike price
BA premium to the seller
CThe notional amount
DA margin to the exchange
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A premium to the seller
Because an option has value at the outset, the purchaser pays a premium.
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