CSI CSC1 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

To calculate the break-even price for the put options:

The strike price of the put is $55.

The cost per put option is $2.

For the investor to break even, the stock must fall below the strike price by at least the cost of the option.

Break-even price = Strike price - Cost of the option= $55 - $2 =$53

If ABT Ltd. trades at $53, the investor can sell the stock at $55 using the put and recover the $2 premium paid.

References:

Volume 1, Chapter 10:Derivatives, section on "Options Basics" explains the calculation of break-even prices for options​.

TheCanada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC)insures eligible deposits (e.g., term deposits) up to a maximum of$100,000 per depositor per member institution. In this case:

Keith has $150,000 in ABC Trust Company → $100,000 is insured.

Keith has $75,000 in XYZ Trust Company → Entire $75,000 is insured.

Total insured amount = $100,000 (ABC) + $75,000 (XYZ) = $200,000.

References:Volume 1, Chapter 3 ("Investor Protection Funds and Insurance")​.

As the fiscal agent for the federal government, the Bank of Canada provides advice on debt management and issuance strategies, including assessments of capital markets. This role involves managing federal government debt and ensuring efficient market functioning.

References:

Volume 1, Chapter 5:Economic Policyunder "The Role of the Bank of Canada" details the Bank’s fiscal agent role in managing government debt (CSC Volume 1, Chapter 5)​.