
• Asian or look back, or average rate or average price, options use
a different benchmark than the price of the underlying asset on
expiry to determine if they are in- or out-of-the-money, for exam-
ple the average price of the underlying over the last month.
•‘Barrier options’ is a general term for a family of options, which
are either cancelled or activated if the underlying price reaches a
predetermined level. They are also known as knock-out, knock-in
or trigger options.
• Caps and floors are a series of ‘rollover’ rates agreed whereby the
difference in rates is paid, if applicable at the time of the rollover.
• Collars ...