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underlying adjective based on, basic, built on, deep-rooted, elemental, elementary, essential, latent, not evident, obscure, original, primal, primary, rudimentary, supporting, undermost, unseen Associated concepts: underlying contract, underlying fact, underlying obligation See also: basic, cardinal, central, essential, fundamental, initial, latent, organic, original, primary, rudimentary, substantive, virtual How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| For newcomers to the field, a derivatives instrument is a bilateral contract or payments-exchange agreement whose value is measured by the value of one or more underlying instruments, reference points or markets. This classification recognizes their junior subordinated ranking, the maturity of the underlying instruments in excess of 20 years, and the deferral feature of more than five years. It contains accurate historical prices - dating back to January 1996 - of options and their associated underlying instruments, correctly calculated implied volatilities, and option sensitivities. |
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