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International Certificate in Banking Risk and Regulation (ICBRR) Questions 76–80 (page: 17)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Which one of the following four statements on factors affecting the value of options is correct?

  1. As volatility rises, options increase in value.
  2. As time passes, options will increase in value.
  3. As interest rates rise and option's rho is positive, option prices will decrease.
  4. As the value of underlying security increases, the value of the put option increases.

Answer(s): A



A risk manager is analyzing a call option on the GBP with a vega of 0.02.
When the perceived future volatility increases by 1%, the call option

  1. Increases in value by 0.02.
  2. Increases in value by 2.
  3. Decreases in value by 0.02.
  4. Decreases in value by 2.

Answer(s): A



Typically, which one of the following four option risk measures will be used to determine the number of options to use to hedge the underlying position?

  1. Vega
  2. Rho
  3. Delta
  4. Theta

Answer(s): C



Which one of the following four statements correctly defines chooser options?

  1. The owner of these options decides if the option is a call or put option only when a predetermined date is reached.
  2. These options represent a variation of the plain vanilla option where the underlying asset is a basket of currencies.
  3. These options pay an amount equal to the power of the value of the underlying asset above the strike price.
  4. These options give the holder the right to exchange one asset for another.

Answer(s): A



Which one of the following four exotic option types has another option as its underlying asset, and as a result of its construction is generally believed to be very difficult to model?

  1. Spread options
  2. Chooser options
  3. Binary options
  4. Compound options

Answer(s): D



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