swap e prodotti derivati: rischi e rendimenti
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1993
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Abstract
Derivative financial products have experienced a huge expansion during recent years. New products are constantly appearing which seek to expand the scope of risk diversification. Because of their comparatively low transaction costs, the volumes of derivative transactions have often exceeded those of the underlying instruments that are traded in cash markets. Given the size of derivative markets, it is even more important now to understand the risk-return profiles of the different products.
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| Authors | ;R.S. MASERA |
| Journal | journal of plant resources and environment |
| Year | 1993 |
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