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   What is arbitrage in finance?

   • Arbitrage is a strategy to make a profit by taking advantage of price differentials of a product in different markets. An arbitrageur buys an asset at a lower price in one market and sells it in another market at a relatively higher price. For example, buying an asset for $5 and selling it for $20 results in a profit of $15. This is known as arbitrage.

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   What is an example of arbitrage?

   • For example, gold may be traded on both New York and Tokyo stock exchanges. If the market price temporarily diverges and gold becomes cheaper on Japanese markets, then an arbitrageur could buy in Tokyo and straight away sell in New York to make a profit. Arbitrage requires Low/zero transaction costs in exchanging currency.

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   What is arbitrage & why is it important?

   • Arbitrage is more common amongst more obscure financial instruments such as forward exchange rates and commodity prices This occurs when investors take advantage of different interest rates around the world. For example, Japanese interest rates are very low. Therefore, this encourages people to buy Yen and borrow from Japanese banks.

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   Does arbitrage make a profit?

   • The practice of arbitrage will ensure prices in competitive markets will be very close. If there is perfect information and low transaction costs, you would expect only normal profit from engaging in arbitrage. However, if an investor can take advantage of better information or delays in the dissemination of prices, then they can make more profit.

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