The Handbook of equity derivatives

The Handbook of equity derivatives

by Jack Clark Francis

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Equity derivatives offer more flexibility and hedging opportunities than ever before. In The Handbook of Equity Derivatives, you'll find a complete synthesis of the growing variety of financial products - and the strategies for making them work. This much-needed volume examines the entire equity derivatives market and its instruments, from "classic" warrants, options, and futures . . . to the new and innovative PERCS, equity swaps, and equity-linked bonds . . . to stock index futures, the most successful financial futures contracts in the world. Several financial professionals have speculated that equity derivatives are primed for rapid growth. The Handbook of Equity Derivatives is a valuable resources for anyone looking to maximize the trading, risk management, and profit-enhancing possibilities these exciting products offer.

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