Oceňování cizoměnovýách opcí a forwardů a jejich účetní zachycení dle IFRS a US GAAP

I would like to divide my diploma thesis into two parts: theoretical and practical. In the theoretical part, I will outlint the area of hedge accounting pursuant to IAS 39 and FAS 133, including distinction between cash flow hedge and fair value hedge. In the next chaper, I will deal with general characteristics of forwards, including their accounting aspects and their valuation methods. In the next chapter, I will deal with selected characteristics of options (e.g., time and intrinsic value of the option with the emphasis on the accounting differences between IFRS and US GAAP). In the next chapter, I will outlint the general aspects of vanilla and exotic options (e.g.. knock-in and knock-out barrier option and so called "range accruals"). An integral part of this chapter will be formed by the introduction to their valuation (Black-Scholesův model, Garman-Kohlhagenův model, binomic model, method Monte Carlo). In the nexch chapter, I will deal with the general characteristics of the foreign exchange risk and related accounting aspects. In the practical part, I will deal with particular examples of the foreign exchange hedge via forwards and options (including their valuation and accounting recognition pursuant to US GAAP and IFRS): a) Cash flow hedge through option tunnel, ie., by means of standard put and call option, b) Cash flow hedge through participating forward, ie. combination of put option and forward c) Cash flow hedge throug knock-in forward, ie. combination of knock-in barrier option and forward d) Cash flow hedge through KIKO forward, ie. combination of knock-in and knock-out opce and forward e) Hedge through "range accrual" option