Accounting For Derivative Fair Value, Intrinsic Value And Time Value Components

Demonstration on how to calculate a financial derivative fair market value, intrinsic value and time value where fair market value equals intrinsic value plus time value components based on changes in spot rate and future rate, example based on future contract used as a hedge against the sale of inventory (commodity), detailed expanation demonstrating the calculations for each component of the derivative hedge,calculations would be used in accounting for the financial derivative, detailed example by Allen Mursau

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