Risk Arrays - Standard
Risk Arrays--Standard
This report is like the Risk Arrays Report, but it includes the Combined Commodity contract's Price and Volatility Scan Ranges. Additionally, it shows the risk arrays in order of greatest decline to greatest increase. This report pairs scenarios 1-14 and shows 15 and 16 (the extreme scenarios) separately.
Comb Comm: Combined Commodity
The set of all eligible products used to generate a total requirement for each Exchange Complex within a portfolio. A Combined Commodity generally consists of all products of the same underlying physical. For example, at the CME, the Eurodollar combined commodity encompasses Mid-Curve options, Eurodollars and Eurodollar options.
Product:
ID: Span assigns an internal product ID number to each product within a family
Alias: Name that defines the product
Contract
ID: Span assigns an internal contract ID number to each contract
Alias: The alias gives the Contract month and year in yyyymm format. For options contracts, the alias also includes "C" or "P" for call or put, and the strike price. For example, 200107 on 200109C 1380 is the alias for an July 2001 1380 Call with an underlying September 2000 future.
Price: The price (premium for an option) of a contract
Imp Vol: The Implied volatility calculated for each specific option, or the averaged implied volatility calculated for the option along with its corresponding call or put pair.
Price Scan: The price scan range for the scenarios in the Risk Array. The price scan range is equal to the current Maintenance Requirement for a Combined Commodity. Therefore in the current Maintenance Requirement on the ED contract is $700, then the ED Price Scan Range is $700.
Vol Scan: The Volatility Scan Range for the scenarios in the Risk Array. Just as there is a set price scan range, there is a set Volatility scan range for a Combined Commodity. The Volatility Scan is the amount by which the implied volatility is changed in each risk array scenario.
Arr ID: Span assigns an ID number for each type of array
Delta: The composite delta value of an option. The composite Delta is derived as the weighted average of the deltas, where the weights are associated with each underlying price scan point.
Scenario 1-16:
These Scan Risk Scenarios provide sixteen different potential market scenarios and show the associated gain/loss per Contract. The chart below displays the sixteen risk scenarios.
1 | Futures Price Unchanged; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
2 | Futures Price Unchanged; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
3 | Futures Price up 1/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
4 | Futures up 1/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
5 | Futures down 1/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
6 | Futures down 1/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
7 | Futures up 2/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
8 | Futures up 2/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
9 | Futures down 2/3 the Price Scan range; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
10 | Futures down 2/3 range the Price Scan; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
11 | Futures up 3/3 range the Price Scan; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
12 | Futures up 3/3 range the Price Scan; Volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
13 | Futures down 3/3 range the Price Scan; Volatility up the Volatility Scan Range |
14 | Futures down 3/3 range the Price Scan; volatility down the Volatility Scan Range |
15 | Futures up extreme (3 times the Price Scan Range) - Cover 30% of loss |
16 | Futures down extreme (3 times the Price Scan Range) - Cover 30% of loss |
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