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08:12 Feb 17, 2008 |
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4 | option exercisable upon performance |
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performance option option exercisable upon performance Explanation: Performance here is (almost most of the time) rate of return. If an asset returns certain rate beyond set benchmark, then the option becomes exercisable. Benchmark can be rate of return of another asset (see ref 1). Ref 1: Out-performance Option An option on the performance of one asset in excess of the performance of another. Ref 2: Relative performance option: Option whose value varies in line with the relative value of two assets. Reference: http://www.sovereign-consultancy.nl/gb/o.asp Reference: http://www.yieldcurve.com/MarketGlossary/beginning.asp?pos=R |
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