Multiple Choice
A quanto option is sometimes called a "wrong-currency" option because the payoffs of the quanto
A) Are in a different currency from the premium.
B) Are computed by converting the payoffs from an underlying option in a foreign currency option back to the home currency at a pre-specified exchange rate that may be unrelated to the actual exchange rate.
C) Are in a different currency from the investor's home currency.
D) Are computed by converting the payoffs from an underlying home-currency option into a foreign currency at the current exchange rate.
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