Multiple Choice
A firm owns an asset A and it wants to hedge against changes in the value of A by making an offsetting sale of asset B. The firm minimizes risk if:
A) Selling the same number of units of B as assets of A
B) Selling hedge ratio (delta) number of units of B
C) Selling the reciprocal of hedge ratio number of units of B
D) None of the above
Correct Answer:
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