Sub Committee for Curriculum Development
Marketing &
Banking & Finance Specialization
Post Graduate
Course Name: Derivative Markets
Number of Credits: 3 Credits
Level: 5
Learning Objective(s):
1. To understand concepts of Derivatives
2. To providing an in-depth understanding of financial derivatives in terms of concepts,
structure, instruments and trading strategies for profit and risk management.
Pedagogy:
1. Simulation techniques for encountering real life situations
2. Problem solving
3. Case Studies
4. Presentations and Computer / Industry and Capital Market data based Assignments
Pre-learning:
Economics
Quantitative Techniques
Financial Management
Financial Markets & Services
Course Outline
A.Y.2019-20
Derivatives Market Hrs
1 Introduction to Derivatives 2
Fundamentals of Futures & Forwards, Future contracts, Clearing House,
2 3
Daily Settlement & Margins
3 Orders & Exchanges 3
4 Equity Shares & Stock Market Indices 3
5 Valuation of Forwards & Futures 3
6 Hedging & Speculation 3
7 Foreign Exchange Forwards & Futures 3
8 Stock & Stock Index Futures 3
9 Fundamentals of Options, 2
10 Arbitrage Restrictions 2
11 Option Strategies & Profit Diagrams 3
12 Valuation of Options 2
Options on Stock Indices, Foreign Currencies; Futures Contracts &
13 2
Volatility Indices
Exotic Options, European Digital Option, Pay later Option, Compound
14 2
Option
15 Fundamentals of Currency Swaps 3
16 Credit Derivatives 2
The Binomial Model, Lognormal Distribution, Stochastic differential
17 equation representation, Pricing Model, Single period example, Multi 2
period example
18 The Black- Scholes Model, Interest rates, Ito’s lemma 2
Total 45
A.Y.2019-20
Books Recommended
1. John.C.Hull , (2005) “Options, Futures and other Derivatives”, Prentice Hall, New York
2. Sayajeet Das (2011), “Swaps and Financial Derivatives: Products, Pricing,
Applications and Risk Management (4 Volume Set), Wiley Publications
3. Raiyani, Jagadish R (2011), “Financial Derivatives in India” , New Century
Publications
4. Dhanesh Kumar Khatri (2011), “Derivatives and Risk Management” Macmillan
Publishers India
5. Philip James Hunt, (1998), “Financial Derivatives in Theory & Practice”,
Pennsylvania,
6. S.L.Gupta, Financial Derivatives, Prentice Hall
7. McDonald, “Derivatives Markets”, Pearson publications
8. Robert Kolb, “Futures, Options and Swaps” Blackwell Publications
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