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Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited 2008 Options 1 “Options” is essentially an  Insurance Type of a Standard Contract  Entered into between Two Parties – A Buyer and a Seller  On a Recognised Stock Exchange  Through an Authorised Stock Broker  For the Strike Price, Quantity & Quality, decided as on Current Date  But, Settlement to take place on or before a defined Future Date  With different rights and obligations for different parties Next

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious Options A “Call Option” is an Option, by which  The Buyer has a Right, but not an obligation to Buy  The Seller has an Obligation to Sell, if the Buyer exercises his / her right  The Buyer pays the Premium  The Risk is restricted to Premium paid and the Profit is unlimited  The Seller receives Premium  The profit is restricted to Premium received and the Loss is unlimited

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious Options A “Put Option” is an Option, by which  The Buyer has a Right, but not an obligation to Buy  The Seller has an Obligation to Sell, if the Buyer exercises his / her right  The Buyer pays the Premium  The Risk is restricted to Premium paid and the Profit is unlimited  The Seller receives Premium  The profit is restricted to Premium received and the Loss is unlimited

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious Options  The Buyer of an Option (Call / Put) pays the Premium, at the time of entering into the Contract  The Seller of an Option (Call / Put) receives the Premium, at the time of entering into the Contract  The Seller pays the Mark to Market on a Daily Basis, based on the Closing Price  On the Date of Settlement / Expiry, the parties are settled by Cash

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