Multiple Choice
When is an Asian option less useful than a vanilla option?
A) For reducing the incentives for price manipulation of the underlying close to maturity.
B) For making the option less sensitive to jump risk close to maturity.
C) For hedging exposure to the average price of a security.
D) For taking directional bets.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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