
䊏 Barrier options which is a general term for a family of options
which are either cancelled or activated if the underlying price
reaches a pre-determined level. They are also known as knock-
out, knock-in or trigger options
䊏 Caps and floors which are a series of ‘rollover’ rates agreed
whereby the difference in rates is paid, if applicable at the time
of the rollover
䊏 Collars which operate like ordinary options but have limits on
the level at which the customer can deal at a better market rate
than the underlying, in exchange for a lower premium
We also have puttable and callable swaps which allow the fixed-
rate receiver and fixed-rate payer respectiv ...