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As will be obvious when you stop to think about it, an {{eqderivprov|Expiration Time}}<ref>Couldn’t they have called it an ''expiry time'', by the way?</ref> is only germane for {{eqderivprov|Option Transaction}}s, which are prone to ''expire'' in a way that {{eqderivprov|Swap Transaction}}s ''terminate'' (if indeed they even do that, he says, thinking wistfully of the [[synthetic equity swap]]s world. | As will be obvious when you stop to think about it, an {{eqderivprov|Expiration Time}}<ref>Couldn’t they have called it an ''expiry time'', by the way?</ref> is only germane for {{eqderivprov|Option Transaction}}s, which are prone to ''expire'' in a way that {{eqderivprov|Swap Transaction}}s ''terminate'' (if indeed they even do that, he says, thinking wistfully of the [[synthetic equity swap]]s world. | ||
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Template:Eqderivanat As will be obvious when you stop to think about it, an Expiration Time[1] is only germane for Option Transactions, which are prone to expire in a way that Swap Transactions terminate (if indeed they even do that, he says, thinking wistfully of the synthetic equity swaps world.
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- ↑ Couldn’t they have called it an expiry time, by the way?