Tosu Futures ended in 1997.
Tosu Futures was created in 1987.
Sagan Tosu is a football club found in Japan at their home of Tosu, Saga.
Sagan Tosu was created in 1997.
Tosu Station was created in 1889.
Shin-Tosu Station was created in 2011.
U.S. Futures Exchange ended in 2008.
A Choice of Futures ended on 1967-06-07.
Lock in rateThis is the difference between the Libor rate and the futures rate when the contract is taken out on a pro rata basis.E.g.Now - 1 JulyLibor - 5%December Futures - 8%If we are looking to borrow from the end of December (Futures mature at the end of the month)then the lock in rate is 8% IF we intend to borrow from the end of September (using Dec Futures), lock in rate:- Now 1July----End September is 3 months away---End December is 6 months away Lock in rate = pro rata to 30 September Between 1 July and 31 December1 July Libor = 5% 31 Dec futures = 8% So Lock in rate = 5 +(3/6 x (8-5)) = 6.5%
The key differences between FX futures and forwards are that futures are standardized contracts traded on exchanges, while forwards are customized agreements traded over-the-counter. Futures have daily settlement and margin requirements, while forwards settle at the end of the contract period. Additionally, futures are more liquid and have greater transparency compared to forwards.
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They are basically the same. A swap is like a sequential series of ED futures. There is a minor difference in that the ED futures have no convexity, while the swap does. In most cases, to the end user, this is relatively inconsequential.
They can be. If you look at the futures pricing, you'll see futures contracts that settle in 2013--and futures contracts that settle next month.