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STRUCTURED PRODUCTS
21.1 Understanding structured products
21.2 How structured products are built
21.3 Features of structured products
21.4 Principal-protected notes
21.5 Buffered and capped notes
21.7 Path-dependent structures
21.8 Digital and range-accrual structures
21.10 Redeeming structured products prior to maturity
Thus far, each of the chapters has concentrated on a single topic, whether it be a tool such as swaps or options, or a technique such as managing interest rate risk. This final chapter explores how financial engineering tools and techniques can be assembled in various ways to create novel, and sometimes unusual, financial structures. We will focus on ...
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