Business, 10.04.2020 20:28 Glamis856

One of your clients is a corporate account. The corporation regularly sells its products to manufacturers overseas. Recently the company received an order from a British company. The terms of the contract specify that the British firm must pay in British Pounds no later than 45 days following delivery. The corporate account has used options in the past to hedge against currency fluctuations when accepting delivery in a foreign currency. Which of the following would be the BEST domestic options strategy to take on British Pounds given this scenario?[A] The corporation should buy calls on the British Pound.
[B] The corporation should sell calls on the British Pound.
[C] The corporation should buy puts on the British Pound.
[D] The corporation should sell puts on the British Pound.

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