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{{a|isda|}}The price one pays, up front, to buy an option. This is the total cost to you of the option. There should be no circumstances after its payment in which you are obliged to pay anything more but, if the option expires out of the money, nor would you ever get the money back. Interesting implications under the flawed asset provision (Section 2(a)(iii)) of the | {{a|isda|}}The price one pays, up front, to buy an option. This is the total cost to you of the option. There should be no circumstances after its payment in which you are obliged to pay anything more but, if the option expires out of the money, nor would you ever get the money back. Interesting implications under the [[flawed asset]] provision (Section {{isdaprov|2(a)(iii)}}) of the {{isdama}} | ||
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*{{eqderivprov|Premium}} under the {{eqdefs}} | *{{eqderivprov|Premium}} under the {{eqdefs}} | ||
*{{euaprov|Premium}} under the {{euadefs}} | *{{euaprov|Premium}} under the {{euadefs}} |
Revision as of 09:27, 17 April 2023
The price one pays, up front, to buy an option. This is the total cost to you of the option. There should be no circumstances after its payment in which you are obliged to pay anything more but, if the option expires out of the money, nor would you ever get the money back. Interesting implications under the flawed asset provision (Section 2(a)(iii)) of the ISDA Master Agreement
See also
- Premium under the 2002 ISDA Equity Derivatives Definitions
- Premium under the ISDA Emissions Annex