what is the difference between derivatives and swaps
- 9 Answers
- 26258 Views
- Capital IQ, FactSet Systems, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / harshal p. ughade
swap is a forward contract which is standerdised and traded on OTCEI.
DERIVATIVES is an instrument whose value is derived from the value of an underlying asset.
there are 6 types of derivatives:-
forward
futures
options
warrants
swaps
swaptions
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 3 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Tell me what is ledger?
What are the accounting events that are frequently involved in compound entries?
Why Company maintain's books of account?
What methods do you use to discover sales opportunities?
I got below mail stating to pay 8000 rupees to Wipro but when I went to wipro in sajapur, it was fake mail. If u receives this kind of mail, please don’t respond. Please inform to ur friends regarding this.
Wipro Limited
Dear candidate
Your Resume has been selected by ( Wipro Limited). I have attached your
Interview Process letter with this email. Kindly see the attached file.
Note - you can call in official working Hours Monday to Saturday – 9 Am to 2 Pm,
Company Website – www.wipro.com
Note - And more details you send a email Company
Email Add – career@wiprolimited.in
Best Of Luck
For More Details Please Click Here
Wipro Limited what is mean by sample account and data transfer rule in
SAP FI? Explain me where a cash discount should be recorded in journal entry? How does accounting contribute to the community? Tell me in accounting, vat abbreviates what? what is addition of Opening Balance and net profit
transfered from profit and loss account called What information do you require before you approve an invoice for payment? Sales tax waybill is required for how much value of invoice
(for example we raise Rs.1000 bill is waybill required in
andhra pradesh) the selling price of a prouduct of vintex limited inclusive
of basic excise duty 16% and education cess 2% and SAH cess
1% is rs 3002. find the assessable unit of prouduct? Your grandfather is 75 years old. He has total savings of
Rs.80,000. He expects that he live for another 10 years and
will like to spend his savings by then. He places his
savings into a bank account earning 10 per cent annually.
He will draw equal amount each year- the first withdrawal
occurring one year from now in such a way that his account
balance becomes zero at the end of 10 years. How much will
be his annual withdrawal? What can be done incase of excess payment of TDS Remittence
than the actual amount? Is there any adjustment towards the
excess amount with the upcoming TDS payment? Reference of last quarter challan should be shown while adjusting in next quarter?
