A derivative is an alternative financial instruments or contract that derives value from the performance of an underlying entity; (e.g. indices, assets, or interest rates) and vary in relative value accordingly. Derivatives, such as options, credit default swaps, interest rate swaps, futures, Collateralized Debt Obligations, and Mortgage Backed Securities are often implemented to alter exposure to the underlying entity, so as to attain leverage or hedge against risk, access otherwise inaccessible assets or markets
Introduction to Fundamental Analysis and Intrinsic Valuation Methods, Algorithmic Trading, Derivatives, and Arbitrage
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SPACs: Risk Arbitrage with Special Purpose Acquisition Companies Long and IPOed Companies Short (2)
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For a recap of what a SPAC is and how to exploit emerging risk arbitrage opportunities in SPACs and their subsequent IPOed companies, pleas...
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