The lecture Introduction to Derivatives by Edu Pristine is from the course Archiv - Financial Markets and Products. It contains the following chapters:
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... value from an underlying asset and some other variables such as interest rates, volatilities etc. Futures, forwards, options and swaps are some of the most common examples of derivatives. The underlying asset: ...
... There is no intermediary and no standardized contracts, parties can be created their own T&C with each other. Much larger than the exchange traded market in terms of value of underlying assets (more than 4 times larger). ...
... -We can buy the stock through the broker by paying the stock price. -We can either hold the bought asset or sell it at the current market price. -During the holding period of the stock, the dividends received goes to your pocket as the ...
... -F 0: Futures or forward price today. -T: Time until delivery date (in years). -R: Risk-free interest rate per annum, expressed in continuous compounding, for maturity. T -Payoff of forwards and futures: ...
... option gives the holder the right to buy the underlying asset by a specified time at a certain price. Put option gives the holder a right to sell the underlying asset by a specified time at a ...
... value from an underlying asset and some other variables such as interest rates, volatilities etc. Futures, forwards, options and swaps are some of the most common examples of derivatives. The underlying asset: ...
... There is no intermediary and no standardized contracts, parties can be created their own T&C with each other. Much larger than the exchange traded market in terms of value of underlying assets (more than 4 times larger) ...
... We can buy the stock through the broker by paying the stock price. We can either hold the bought asset or sell it at the current market price. During the holding period of the stock, the dividends received goes to your pocket as the ...
... F0: Futures or forward price today • T: Time until delivery date (in years) • R: Risk-free interest rate per annum, expressed in continuous compounding, for maturity ...
... option gives the holder the right to buy the underlying asset by a specified time at a certain price. Put option gives the holder a right to sell the underlying asset by a specified time at a ...