Distinguish between exchange traded instruments, Corporate Finance

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(a) What are the differences and similarities between futures and forwards?

(a) Distinguish between exchange traded instruments and over the counter instruments

(b) The following are details of a naked short put. You are requested to draw the pay-off diagram.

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