A spread that is usually paid (when necessary) by the seller of an asset swap, in addition to a floating...

A floater that that has no redemption date (maturity date), i.e., whose principal never matures. The note only has perpetual...

In the realm of options, it refers to the amount of money an option buyer pays to an option writer...

A call option on any portfolio composed of variable or uncertain components, such as an actively managed portfolio or the...

An option that allows its holder to lock in the profit of optimal trading on a specified asset subject to...

A path-dependent option whose payoff, at the time of exercise or expiration, does not depend much on the price events...

A type of commodity derivative that constitutes a swap agreement entailing the exchange of an off-market high fixed rate for...

A lookback option that comes with a time window (e.g., 1- 3 months), known as the partial lookback period, allowing...

A derivative instrument whose final payoff is determined based on the path taken by its underlying asset over its life,...

A path-dependent option whose payoff depends solely on the route taken during a specified period of time. Examples of this...