Re: In fut What happens to counterparty when you square off your position before expi
WoW interesting ! No one know this answer?
AGAIN -
If only A and B is exist in this Option market (suppose), A sell to B and build a contract. In this case Open Interest is 1. What happen if A want to leave the trade anytime before expiry? What would be the case in respect of B?
The situation may be as follows --
a) A is in profit, B is in loss
b) B is in profit, A in loss
c) No one in profit
Can anybody solve my problem?
If we take your Hypothetical situation to be true then there is a scenario by NSE.
If A is the buyer and wants to square off but the other party is not ready then in European Options which our Exchange follows , it will be compulsorily Exercised by the NSE on the Expiry Day of that contract.
The Option will be settled as per the LTP of the Underlying. So if A is the buyer and the Option is ITM and Selling Price [of A] of Option is more than the Buying price as per settlement price at the end, then A will get the profit. B will be required to pay the difference as Loss [margin requirement].
Exact technical requirements and compulsions can be searched for more clarity. I think I will search more on this exact scenario to be more precise.
WoW interesting ! No one know this answer?
AGAIN -
If only A and B is exist in this Option market (suppose), A sell to B and build a contract. In this case Open Interest is 1. What happen if A want to leave the trade anytime before expiry? What would be the case in respect of B?
The situation may be as follows --
a) A is in profit, B is in loss
b) B is in profit, A in loss
c) No one in profit
Can anybody solve my problem?
If A is the buyer and wants to square off but the other party is not ready then in European Options which our Exchange follows , it will be compulsorily Exercised by the NSE on the Expiry Day of that contract.
The Option will be settled as per the LTP of the Underlying. So if A is the buyer and the Option is ITM and Selling Price [of A] of Option is more than the Buying price as per settlement price at the end, then A will get the profit. B will be required to pay the difference as Loss [margin requirement].
Exact technical requirements and compulsions can be searched for more clarity. I think I will search more on this exact scenario to be more precise.