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Barrier Event

An event to which barrier options (or other derivatives such as warrants, swaps, etc.) are subject for payoff determination. It...

Single Barrier Put Warrant

A barrier put warrant that pays its holder (the investor) either the minimum amount specified in the contract or nothing...

One Touch Single Barrier Put Warrant

A single barrier put warrant that pays its holder (the investor) either the minimum amount specified in the contract or...

Single Barrier Call Warrant

A barrier call warrant that pays its holder (the investor) either the minimum amount specified in the contract or nothing...

Tandem Options

A sequential series of same-type options that is basically designed to cover non-overlapping time periods, for one purpose or another.…

Tax Straddle

A tactic that is used in futures and options trading to create tax benefits. By definition, it is a combination...

Take-and-Pay Option

An option that is established by trading the underlying. An example is an energy option in which the rate of…

Treasury Bond Futures

A futures contract in which the underlying is a treasury bond. This contract is mainly used by investors seeking to…

TPD Swap

It stands for tranched portfolio default swap; a variation of collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) in which the exposure to the...

Barrier Discontinuity

A condition occurring in barrier options where their being knocked-in (activated) or knocked-out (deactivated) depends on a specific underlying price/...