Mastering Foreign Exchange & Currency Options

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收藏 2009-07-05

Mastering Foreign Exchange & Currency Options: a practical guide to the new marketplace (2nd Edition) (Financial Times Series) (Paperback)by Francesca Taylor

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The floating exchange rate environment has created a need for banks and their corporate customers to arrange their currency exposure on an active and commercial basis. This book addresses current practice and future issues and is written for both new entrants into the markets and for seasoned professionals seeking to refresh or broaden their knowledge. The book covers issues such as: A radical new settlement system for FX will be going live in the 3rd quarter - named continuous linked settlement or CLS for short, Foreign Exchange Portals Atriax and FXAII, Electronic Broking EBS, The increased profile of the spreadbetting agencies in the FX markets e.g. IG Index, Emerging Markets, and New Exotic Currency Options.

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mastering foreign exchange & currency options
a practical guide to the new marketplace
The last ten years have seen a revolution inthe global foreign exchange markets. It is no longer enough for banks and their corporate customers to arrange their currency hedging and trading on an active and commercial basis. It is now vital to understand how new technology has impacted the market.
The author fully examines key initiatives such as e-forex, TWIST and CLS and the new option to trade FX outside the banking markets, making this book an essentiual tool for all who need to keep up with this fast changing market.
Eleven of the twenty-one chapters are written by guest practitioners who provide a unique insight into the forex market.
This important new edition of Mastering Foreign Exchange & Currency Options will enable you to get your currency dealing right. It is the essential handbook for any player in the forex market. It is written for new entrants seeking to master the fast developing world of forex trading and seasoned professionals needing to keep informed of the latest developments in this sector. With the introduction of new technology this is often seen as a daunting topic to get to grips with.
Both hedgers seeking to remoce or manage their currency risk and speculators seeking to take currency risk in the hope of making profit will benefit from this book. The advent of more sophisticated currency derivatives has also raised the stakes.
This book contains practical guidance on: