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Anonymous users2024-02-11Options, Forex**, FX Options, Currency Swaps, etc.
1. Options. An option is a contract that originated in the American and European markets in the late eighteenth century, which gives the holder the right to buy or sell an asset at a fixed rate at a specific date or at any time before that date.
2. Foreign exchange**.
FXFUT, abbreviated as FXFUT, is an abbreviation for "forex futures", which is a centralized form of exchange, in which two parties buy or sell another non-national currency in a non-national currency through open outcry, and enter into a contract for the delivery of a standard amount of foreign exchange according to the agreement at a certain date in the future.
For the sake of convenience, let's first distinguish between the broad sense of foreign exchange** trading and the narrow sense of foreign exchange** trading.
3. Foreign exchange options.
Foreign exchange options, also known as currency options, refer to the option of the contract buyer to buy or sell a certain amount of foreign exchange assets at a specified exchange rate at a specified exchange rate on an agreed date or within a certain period of time in the future after paying a certain premium to the ** party.
4. Currency swaps.
Currency swap (also known as currency swap) refers to the exchange between two debt funds of the same amount and the same maturity, but in different currencies, and at the same time, currency swaps with different interest amounts. To put it simply, an interest rate swap is a swap between debts in the same currency, while a currency swap is a swap between debts in different currencies.
5、**。Futures are completely different from spot, spot is a real tradable goods (commodities), not mainly goods, but a standardized tradable contract with a certain mass product such as cotton, soybeans, oil, etc. and financial assets such as bonds. Therefore, this subject matter can be a certain commodity (e.g., **, **, agricultural products) or a financial instrument.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Derivative financial assets are also called financial derivatives
Overview. Derivatives of financial assets are the product of financial innovation, that is, to help financial institution managers better control risks by creating financial instruments, which are called financial derivatives. At present, the most important financial derivative instruments are:
Forward contracts, financial**, options and swaps, etc.
Common derivatives.
1) **Contract. Contract refers to a standardized contract formulated by the exchange to provide for the delivery of a certain quantity and quality of physical commodities or financial commodities at a specific time and place in the future.
2) Options contracts. An option contract is an option contract in which the buyer of the contract pays a certain amount of money. At present, the warrants launched in our ** market are call options, and put warrants are put options.
3) Forward contracts. A forward contract refers to a contract in which the parties to the contract agree that the buyer will purchase a certain quantity of the subject project from the seller at an agreed value at a certain date in the future.
4) Swap contracts. A swap contract is a contract in which the parties to a contract exchange a series of cash flows for a certain period in the future. According to the different subject items of the contract, the swap can be divided into interest rate swap, currency swap, commodity swap, equity swap, etc.
Among them, interest rate swaps and currency swaps are more common.
Currencies for derivative financial instruments? I haven't heard of that.
I don't know if I don't understand what you mean.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Forex** Options Forward Swaps.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Foreign exchange. Option**.
Stock index. Wait a minute.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Financial derivatives include ** contracts, option contracts, forward contracts, swap contracts, of which:
Contract refers to a standardized contract agreed by the exchange to deliver a certain quantity and quality of physical commodities or financial commodities at a specific time period and place in the future;
An option contract is an option contract that the buyer of the contract obtains immediately after paying a certain amount of money; **Warrants issued in the market are call options and put warrants are put options;
A forward contract refers to a contract in which both parties agree to purchase a certain quantity of the subject project at an agreed value in a certain period of time in the future, and the buyer pays the seller for a certain amount of the subject item;
A swap contract is a contract in which two parties to a contract exchange a series of cash flows for a certain period of time in the future. According to the different subject items of the contract, it can be divided into interest rate swaps, currency swaps, commodity swaps, equity swaps, etc. Among them, interest rate swaps and currency swaps are more common.
Derivative financial assets, also known as financial derivatives, financial derivatives, also known as "financial derivatives", is a concept corresponding to the underlying financial products, which refers to the derived financial products that are built on the basis of the underlying products or underlying variables, and their ** with the change (or value) of the underlying financial products. The underlying products mentioned here are a relative concept, including not only spot financial products (such as bonds, **, bank fixed deposit certificates, etc.), but also financial derivatives. The variables that underpin derivatives include interest rates, exchange rates, indices and even weather (temperature) indices.
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Financial derivatives refer to a financial contract whose value depends on one or more underlying assets or indices, and the basic types of contracts include forwards, **, swaps (swaps) and options. Financial derivatives also include hybrid financial instruments with one or more of the characteristics of forwards,**, swaps (swaps) and options.
Thickness indicates the thickness of the paper, which refers to the thickness of the paper or cardboard directly measured under a certain pressure between the two measuring plates, measured in mm or m. Generally, the thickness directly affects the opacity of the paper, and the greater the thickness, the better the opacity. Uniformity of thickness is especially good for paper, especially if you put many pieces of paper of the same thickness on top of each other, measure the thickness of the stack with a scale, divide the thickness by the amount of paper, remember to fold it tightly at one point, otherwise the data will be wrong, because if you don't, there will be gaps between the papers! >>>More