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Urbūn (Earnest Money): Legal Framework in Islamic and Positive Law and Comparison with the Call Option Contract

Arab Law Quarterly, 2020
Abstract Financial derivatives such as futures, options and swaps play an important role in the development of financial markets because they can be employed in many ways, notably for hedging, arbitrage and speculation. However, for a variety of reasons, such conventional instruments are considered unlawful under Islamic law and are impermissible in ...
Laita Ibtihal Fares   +2 more
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A note on the effects of contract adjustments on the prices of put and call options

Journal of Banking & Finance, 1995
Abstract When a rights issue is made on a stock, the provisions of an option contract written on that stock may be adjusted. One such adjustment is to reduce the exercise price. It is shown that this will, in general, cause a decrease in the prices of put and call options. As a result, the put-call parity theorem requires modification. The losses are
Robert L. Brown   +2 more
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Valuation of Timber Harvest Contracts as American Call Options with Modified Least-Squares Monte Carlo Algorithm

Forest Science, 2010
Abstract This article presents a Monte Carlo methodology for the valuation of timber harvest contracts in the presence of stochastic timber prices, flexibility in harvest timing, and penalty clauses. Harvest contracts are treated as American call options on the value of timber. The modifications to the least-squares Monte Carlo algorithm
Stanislav Petrasek, John M. Perez-Garcia
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Auctions of contracts and energy call options to ensure supply adequacy in the second stage of the Brazilian power sector reform

2006 IEEE Power Engineering Society General Meeting, 2006
The reform process in the electricity sector of any country has as main objective the design of a power market capable to induce a reliable and efficient energy supply, translated into adequate tariffs. Brazil started its reform process in 1996, inspired by similar schemes in the electricity sector of more developed countries. However, the existence of
L.A. Barroso   +4 more
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The Concepts of the Scottish (and Italian) Unilateral Promise and the English Unilateral Contracts – Comparative Law Reflections on “Call Options” and “Put Options” in the light of the Jurisdictions of England, Scotland and Italy

European Business Law Review, 2011
On the backdrop of the "put options" and "call options" - two common contracts in the practice of the capital markets - lies this comparative law analysis concerning the approach taken by three jurisdictions to the concept of the unilateral promise.
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PUT‐CALL‐FUTURES PARITY AND EFFICIENCY IN THE MARKET FOR OPTIONS ON GOLD FUTURES CONTRACTS

Financial Review, 1987
Richard A. Followill, Billy P. Helms
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