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**[[Change in Law]] (either in the case of {{prov2|eq|Change in Law|Equity Derivatives}} or {{ | **[[Change in Law]] (either in the case of {{prov2|eq|Change in Law|Equity Derivatives}} or {{prov2|commod|Change in Law|Commodity Derivatives}}) | ||
**Hedging Disruption (either in the case of {{ | **Hedging Disruption (either in the case of {{prov2|eq|Hedging Disruption|Equity Derivatives}} or {{prov2|commod|Hedging Disruption|Commodity Derivatives}}) | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 22 October 2012
Is a general protection for dealers in offering strutured products commonly seen in Equities and Commodities. It is particularly germane in Commodities where market disruption and reguilatory intervention is relatively common, particularly in the US Markets.
See
- Increased Cost of Hedging in the context of Equity Derivatives
- Increased Cost of Hedging in the context of Commodity Derivatives
- Compare with:
- Change in Law (either in the case of Equity Derivatives or Commodity Derivatives)
- Hedging Disruption (either in the case of Equity Derivatives or Commodity Derivatives)