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Not enormously common, since the whole point of an equity derivative is to have price exposure without ever taking title to the | [[9 - Equity Derivatives Provision|Not]] enormously common, since the whole point of an [[equity derivative]] is to have ''price'' exposure without ever taking title to the {{eqderivprov|Shares}}, with all the attendant tax, disclosures, mandatory take-over obligations and other miscellaneous regulatory hair that comes from physically owning shares that it would imply, but for you exotic types who might want to do this — especially those trading [[Forward Transaction - Equity Derivatives Provision|Forward]]s, [[Options - Equity Derivatives Provision|Options]] — being contracts to maybe acquired Shares at a later date and not necessarily pure synthetic plays — here they are. The [[JC]]’s specialty bing synthetic equity swaps, this isn’t something that we have spent a lot of time on, but as we read them, the provisions are largely mechanical and while {{icds}}’s prose as a quality to it only [[Heath Robinson]]’s mother could love, when you boil it down, as we have done in our nutshell versions (see panel), they do make sense in a “that figures, I guess” or “that really ought to go without saying” kind of way. | ||
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