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{{a| | {{a|spb|}}You will, frequently encounter [[buyside counsel]] who are fixated on calculation agent dispute rights. Equity derivatives are no exception. It makes no more sense here than anywhere else. | ||
Valuation signals for [[equity derivatives]] — traded prices on [[Venue|execution venues]] — are generally [[liquid]], independent, and observable. [[Equity derivatives]] are an access product: the [[dealer]] provides its clients with [[exposure]], and hedges it delta-one: the dealer does not take a naked proprietary position one way or another (thanks to Volcker and equivalent rules, it is not allowed to). | Valuation signals for [[equity derivatives]] — traded prices on [[Venue|execution venues]] — are generally [[liquid]], independent, and observable. [[Equity derivatives]] are an access product: the [[dealer]] provides its clients with [[exposure]], and hedges it delta-one: the dealer does not take a naked proprietary position one way or another (thanks to Volcker and equivalent rules, it is not allowed to). |