ACCA AFM Syllabus E. Treasury And Advanced Risk Management Techniques - Interest rate collar - Notes 10 / 13
Interest rate collar
A collar involves the simultaneous purchase and sale of both call and put options at different exercise prices
The main advantage of using a collar instead of options to hedge interest rate risk is lower cost.
However, the main disadvantage is that, whereas with a hedge using options the buyer can get full benefit of any upside movement in the price of the underlying asset, with a collar hedge the benefit of the upside movement is limited or capped as well.
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