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Along with [[Increased Cost of Hedging]] and [[Change in Law]], [[Hedging Disruption]] is part of the "triple cocktail" of protections for dealers offering structuted products on Commodities and Equities. [[Hedging Disruption]] allows a party ot terminate or vary the terms of a transaction when its conditions have been satisfied. | Along with [[Increased Cost of Hedging]] and [[Change in Law]], [[Hedging Disruption]] is part of the "{{eqderivprov|triple cocktail}}" of protections for dealers offering structuted products on Commodities and Equities. [[Hedging Disruption]] allows a party ot terminate or vary the terms of a transaction when its conditions have been satisfied. | ||
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Revision as of 15:13, 2 November 2012
Along with Increased Cost of Hedging and Change in Law, Hedging Disruption is part of the "triple cocktail" of protections for dealers offering structuted products on Commodities and Equities. Hedging Disruption allows a party ot terminate or vary the terms of a transaction when its conditions have been satisfied.
More information can be found at:
- Equities: Hedging Disruption
- Commodities: Hedging Disruption
See also
- Change in Law (and specifically for Equities at Change in Law and Commodities at Change in Law
- Increased Cost of Hedging (and specifically for Equities at Increased Cost of Hedging and Commodities at Increased Cost of Hedging