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Multiperiod Option


An option structure in which the payout depends on the value of the underlying on several points in time (e.g., average rate options or average price options). A multiperiod option may also constitute a series or strip of standalone options such as caps and floors. A cap is a multiperiod option as it consists of caplets each of which covers a specific period over the cap’s life. An example is a three-year semi-annual cap: it matures in three years and consists of six caplets.



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