Derivative Product Introduction
A financial derivative is a financial instrument whose price is based on the price of an underlying asset. Derivatives can be classified as equity derivatives, interest rate derivatives, fixed income derivatives, FX derivatives, commodity derivatives, and credit derivatives.
Equity Derivatives
Equity derivatives are a group of financial derivatives whose values are related to equity prices, dividends, and implied volatilities. Equity derivatives are very useful vehicles for hedging, risk managing, arbitraging, and speculating.
Fixed Income Derivatives
Fixed income products are type of investment instruments that typically generate predictable payments in future. They consist of fixed income securities, such as bonds, and fixed income derivatives, such as bond futures, bond future options.
Foreign Exchange Derivatives
Foreign exchange derivatives are financial products whose payoffs depend on foreign exchange rates and foreign exchange implied volatility.
Interest Rate Derivatives
Interest rate derivatives are most traded financial derivatives whose values are referred to interest rates and implied volatilities.
Stock Product
Stock products are products whose payoffs are based on stock prices.
Fixed Income Instruments
Fixed income instruments are products that have period payments.
Financial Research
Research papers on financial market
Financial Market
Asset pricing in financial markets.