An option whose payoff is random at a random time, such as a stock option that pays its intrinsic value...

It stands for out-of-the-money call; a call option with a strike price being above the net amount of its underlying’s...

A call option with a strike price being above the net amount of its underlying’s market price minus the premium,...

An option to purchase a fixed-income security which is newly issued and attached to another "on the run" fixed-income security....

An option which can be exercised at different times over its life. This feature makes such an option more flexible...

An option pricing model which was developed by John Cox, Stephen Ross, and Mark Rubinstein. It was designed to address...

It stands for contingent payment option or contingent premium option; an option contract for which no premium is paid upfront by the buyer...

An option contract for which no premium is paid upfront by the buyer (long). However, a pre-specified premium should be paid if the option...

An option contract which grants the holder the right to buy or sell a swap, conditioned on fixed terms. That...

An exchange option whereby one asset is exchanged for another when the former underperforms in relation to the latter by...