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====Features====
====Features====
Equity derivatives generally reference the performance of the [[underlier]] over the life of the transaction, most commonly represented as a fraction whereby {{eqderivprov|Settlement Price}} (also known as "[[Final Price]]") is divided by "{{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}" (also known as "[[Initial Price]]") to yield a percentage - anything greater than 100% implies a positive return over the life of the transaction; a figure of less than 100% implies a negative return.
Equity derivatives generally reference the performance of the [[underlier]] over the life of the transaction, most commonly represented as a fraction whereby {{eqderivprov|Settlement Price}} (also known as "[[Final Price]]") is divided by "{{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}" (also known as [[Initial Price]]) to yield a percentage - anything greater than 100% implies a positive return over the life of the transaction; a figure of less than 100% implies a negative return.
*'''{{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}''': generally the price of the underlier at the inception of the trade
*'''{{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}''': generally the price of the underlier at the inception of the trade
*'''{{eqderivprov|Settlement Price}}''': generally the price of the underlier at the scheduled maturity of the trade
*'''{{eqderivprov|Settlement Price}}''': generally the price of the underlier at the scheduled maturity of the trade