cours spot (au comptant) du support

English translation: spot rate

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French term or phrase:cours au comptant
English translation:spot rate
Entered by: Stella Woods

21:30 May 17, 2001
French to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial
French term or phrase: cours spot (au comptant) du support
§ decribing th conditions linked to an options trade

Pour un call, la valeur intrinsèque est égale à la différence entre le cours spot (au comptant) du support et le prix d’exercice. Puisque le prix d'exercice correspond au cours actuel de l'action, les warrants n'ont pas de valeur intrinsèque au moment de leur émission.
Stella Woods
Local time: 22:43
spot rate of the securities concerned
Explanation:
"cours au comptant" is the official French terms but they also use "spot", hence the inclusion of both to help everyone understand!

I take the "support" to mean the item concerned by the call (presumably securities), but maybe someone could help and confirm (or otherwise)
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Buzzy
Local time: 14:13
Grading comment
thank you - I was confused
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spot rate of the securities concerned


Explanation:
"cours au comptant" is the official French terms but they also use "spot", hence the inclusion of both to help everyone understand!

I take the "support" to mean the item concerned by the call (presumably securities), but maybe someone could help and confirm (or otherwise)


    own experience
Buzzy
Local time: 14:13
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Grading comment
thank you - I was confused

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Iulia Matei: "support" is also more commonly referred to as "underlying assets".:) Congrats.
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