AVRF |
An Average Rate Forward has a pre-determined forward rate (agreed on trade date) which is compared to the average spot observations. |
AVRO |
An Average Rate Option is an option where the average of the spot prices is compared to the strike price on expiration date. |
AVSF |
An Average Strike Forward is a type of forward in which the forward price is based on an average of the spot rate over a period of time. |
AVSO |
An Average Strike Option is a type of Asian option in which the strike price is based on an average of the spot rate over a period of time. The dates used to calculate the average strike price cover the life of the option, and are referred to as the "fixings". |
BINA |
A binary option is an agreement under which a fixed amount is paid out if a specific condition is met at any time during the exercise period. The expiration style is European or American. The binary option has only "payment triggers". |
DAVF |
A Double Average Forward is a forward which combines the features of an average rate forward and an average strike forward. |
DAVO |
A Double Average Option is an option which combines the features of an average rate option and an average strike option. |
DIGI |
A digital option is an agreement under which a fixed amount is paid out if a specific condition is met on expiration date. The digital option has only "payment triggers" which may be single or double trigger level. |
NOTO |
A notouch option is an agreement under which a fixed amount is paid unless a specific condition is met. The notouch option has only "no payment triggers" which may be single or double trigger levels. |
VANI |
A vanilla option is a contract that provides the buyer the right but not the obligation to buy or sell the underlying currency at a predetermined rate with expiration determined by the expiration style. The expiration style is European, American, Asian or Bermudan. |