FX Derivatives
Calculate value of forwards and value and Greeks of vanilla and exotic options, perform stress scenarios and validate models using 129 functions, 10 Excel workbooks containing examples and templates included in this module.
Instrument coverage and functionality
129 functions related to FX derivativesFunctions in this module calculate fair value of forwards and vanilla options, TV of exotic options and Greeks of vanilla and following types of exotic options:
- Digital option
- One-touch and No-touch option
- American barrier option (KI, KO, RKI, RKO)
- European barrier option (EKI, EKO)
- Double barrier option (DKI, DKO, KIKO)

Excel examples and templates
7 Excel workbooks with dozens of spreadsheets illustrating the use of functions and their various implementations9 Excel workbooks accompanied with the module include examples of all functions related to FX derivatives. We recommend to use the relevant workbooks before your first use of the specific function.
The workbooks include graphs of value and Greeks as a function of spot and time to expiry.
The additional Excel workbook include templates, illustrating possible implementation of the functions – stress scenarios of the FX derivatives portfolio.

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Frequent questions
Can we integrate external market data in GIA functions?
Absolutely. You can value your portfolios within GIAnalyzer using different formats of market data – interest rates, interest rate curves, forward points, volatility surfaces and spots, from various market data vendors.
What calculations can be done in FX forwards, besides the value calculation of the position?
Value of each leg, implied base/counter interest rate, forward price, cross forward points are among additional outputs for FX forwards.
Is there a graphical presentation of option’s value and Greeks?
Yes, the graphs are shown as a function of spot and time to expiry.
Can we calculate historical simulation VaR for option portfolio using GIAnalyzer?
Sure, if you have historical data if risk factors (spots, vols and interest rates), you could calculate VaR.
