
Fixed forward
A fixed forward allows you to secure a protection rate (called the benchmark forward rate), for a given amount and on a given date.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Equal |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Window forward
A window forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), for a given amount and for a given period of time. You can drawdown on the forward as many times you want on the period, in the limit of the given amount.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Participating forward
A participating forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take full advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry (no ceiling), in the limit of the participation rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Much less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Forward ratio
A forward ratio allows you to secure a better protection rate than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the protection rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Better |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Range forward
A range forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation price.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Much less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Ratio range forward
A ratio range forward ratio allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation price. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at participation price and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is higher than the participation price.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Simple |
Knock-out forward
A knock-out forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-out barrier. Nevertheless, this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection rate and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | N/A |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Knock-out ratio forward
A knock-out ratio forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-out barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the improved rate. Nevertheless, this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection rate and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | N/A |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Forward extra
A forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Ratio forward extra
A ratio forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly better |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Forward extra plus
A forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. In this case, you must buy the notional amount at a readjusted rate, that is less favourable than the spot rate at expiry but better than the protection rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Ratio forward extra plus
A ratio forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. In this case, you must buy an amount higher than the notional amount at a readjusted rate, that is less favourable than the spot rate at expiry but better than the protection rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Forward releasable
A forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage and fully (no ceiling) of a favourable move in the spot rate. However, this scenario is possible only if the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract. This is known as an American barrier.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
Participating forward releasable
A participating forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take full advantage (no ceiling) of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation rate. However, this scenario is possible only if the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract.This is known as an American barrier.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Moderate |
KIKO forward extra
A KIKO forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. Nevertheless, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier. There is a low barrier which, if touched during the lifetime of the contract, releases you from any obligation without removing your right to buy the notional amount at protection rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Ratio bonus forward
A ratio bonus forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate in case of an unfavourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the improving low barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the protection rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly better |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Ratio bonus forward extra
A ratio bonus forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. You can also benefit from an improved rate in case of an unfavourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the improving low barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Boosted forward
A boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that one or the other of the two barriers are not touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Ratio boosted forward
A ratio boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that one or the other of the two barriers are not touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is much better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount, at protection rate or at improved rate (depending on the case), within the limit of the defined ratio.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Slightly less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Ratio two-way bonus forward
A ratio two-way bonus forward, allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is much better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount, at protection rate or at improved rate (depending on the case), within the limit of the defined ratio.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | Less favourable |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Accumulator
An accumulator allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of daily or weekly fixings over a given period. The notional amount of the contract is then divided by the number of fixings to obtain the accumulated amount by fixing. At each observation, we will therefore compare the spot rate to the knock-out barrier rate to determine the accumulated amount. On a monthly basis or when the contract expires, you must buy the amount accumulated over the period. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | N/A |
Amount dealt at expiry | Lower or same as the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Accumulator ratio
An accumulator ratio allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at improved rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the improved rate. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of daily or weekly fixings over a given period. The notional amount of the contract is then divided by the number of fixings to obtain the accumulated amount by fixing. At each observation, we will therefore compare the spot rate to the knock-out barrier rate to determine the accumulated amount. On a monthly basis or when the contract expires, you must buy the amount accumulated over the period. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | N/A |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Target redemption forward (TARF)
A target redemption forward (TARF) allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, as long as your bonus reserve is not exhausted. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of monthly or bi-monthly fixings and a bonus reserve expressed in number of "pips". At each observation, we will compare the spot rate to the improved rate. If the spot rate is less favorable than the improved rate, you can buy the notional amount at improved rate using your bonus reserve. If the spot rate is better than the improved rate, you don't use your bonus reserve and you have to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at the defined ratio) at the improved rate. The strategy is deactivated when the bonus reserve is exhausted, or at expiry of the contract. The reserve is consumed based on the difference in pips between the spot price and the improved price observed at each fixing. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
Guaranteed protection rate |
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Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate | N/A |
Amount dealt at expiry | Potentially higher than the notional amount |
In what market to use it |
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Participation in a favorable move in spot |
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Strategy's level - Catégory |
Complex |
Hedging strategy
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Description |
Guaranteed protection rate |
Protection rate level vs benchmark forward rate |
Amount dealt at expiry |
In what market to use it |
Participation in a favorable move in spot |
Strategy's level - Catégory |
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A fixed forward allows you to secure a protection rate (called the benchmark forward rate), for a given amount and on a given date.
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Equal
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Same as the notional amount
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Simple
1 * |
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A window forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), for a given amount and for a given period of time. You can drawdown on the forward as many times you want on the period, in the limit of the given amount.
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A window forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), for a given amount and for a given period of time. You can drawdown on the...
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Less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Simple
1 * |
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A participating forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take full advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry (no ceiling), in the limit of the participation rate.
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A participating forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take full advantage of a favourable move...
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Much less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Simple
1 * |
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A forward ratio allows you to secure a better protection rate than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the protection rate.
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A forward ratio allows you to secure a better protection rate than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at pro...
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Better
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Simple
3 * |
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A range forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation price.
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A range forward allows you to secure a protection rate (much less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the ...
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Much less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Simple
2 * |
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A ratio range forward ratio allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation price. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at participation price and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is higher than the participation price.
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A ratio range forward ratio allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move ...
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Less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Simple
3 * |
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A knock-out forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-out barrier. Nevertheless, this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection rate and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
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A knock-out forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is above the knock...
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N/A
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Same as the notional amount
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Moderate
4 * |
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A knock-out ratio forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-out barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the improved rate. Nevertheless, this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection rate and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
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A knock-out ratio forward allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the level of the spot rate at expiry is abov...
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N/A
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Moderate
5 * |
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A forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier.
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A forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot ...
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Less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Moderate
2 * |
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A ratio forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier.
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A ratio forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the...
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Slightly better
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Moderate
3 * |
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A forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. In this case, you must buy the notional amount at a readjusted rate, that is less favourable than the spot rate at expiry but better than the protection rate.
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A forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the ...
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Less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Moderate
2 * |
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A ratio forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. In this case, you must buy an amount higher than the notional amount at a readjusted rate, that is less favourable than the spot rate at expiry but better than the protection rate.
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A ratio forward extra plus allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage of a favourab...
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Slightly less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Moderate
3 * |
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A forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage and fully (no ceiling) of a favourable move in the spot rate. However, this scenario is possible only if the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract. This is known as an American barrier.
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A forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage and fully (no ceiling) of a f...
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Less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Moderate
2 * |
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A participating forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take full advantage (no ceiling) of a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the participation rate. However, this scenario is possible only if the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract.This is known as an American barrier.
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A participating forward releasable allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take full advantage (no ce...
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Slightly less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Moderate
2 * |
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A KIKO forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. Nevertheless, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier. There is a low barrier which, if touched during the lifetime of the contract, releases you from any obligation without removing your right to buy the notional amount at protection rate.
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A KIKO forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favourable m...
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Slightly less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Complex
3 * |
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A ratio bonus forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate in case of an unfavourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the improving low barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the protection rate.
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A ratio bonus forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly better than the benchmark forward rate), while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate in case of an unf...
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Slightly better
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Complex
3 * |
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A ratio bonus forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favourable move in the spot rate at expiry, provided that the spot rate at expiry is not above the knock-in barrier. You can also benefit from an improved rate in case of an unfavourable move in the spot rate at expiry, in the limit of the improving low barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at protection rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the knock-in barrier.
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A ratio bonus forward extra allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to take 100% advantage from a favour...
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Slightly less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Complex
3 * |
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A boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that one or the other of the two barriers are not touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate.
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A boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that one or ...
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Less favourable
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Same as the notional amount
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Complex
2 * |
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A ratio boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that one or the other of the two barriers are not touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is much better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount, at protection rate or at improved rate (depending on the case), within the limit of the defined ratio.
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A ratio boosted forward allows you to secure a protection rate (slightly less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provid...
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Slightly less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Complex
3 * |
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A ratio two-way bonus forward, allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided that the low barrier is touched during the lifetime of the contract. This improved rate is much better than the initial protection rate and better than the benchmark forward rate. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount, at protection rate or at improved rate (depending on the case), within the limit of the defined ratio.
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A ratio two-way bonus forward, allows you to secure a protection rate (less favourable than the benchmark forward rate) while allowing you to benefit from an improved rate, provided...
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Less favourable
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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Complex
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An accumulator allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of daily or weekly fixings over a given period. The notional amount of the contract is then divided by the number of fixings to obtain the accumulated amount by fixing. At each observation, we will therefore compare the spot rate to the knock-out barrier rate to determine the accumulated amount. On a monthly basis or when the contract expires, you must buy the amount accumulated over the period. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
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An accumulator allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. The principle ...
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An accumulator ratio allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. However, you may be obligated to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at improved rate and within the limit of the defined ratio) if the spot rate at expiry is above the improved rate. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of daily or weekly fixings over a given period. The notional amount of the contract is then divided by the number of fixings to obtain the accumulated amount by fixing. At each observation, we will therefore compare the spot rate to the knock-out barrier rate to determine the accumulated amount. On a monthly basis or when the contract expires, you must buy the amount accumulated over the period. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
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An accumulator ratio allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, provided that the spot rate is above the knock-out barrier. How...
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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A target redemption forward (TARF) allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, as long as your bonus reserve is not exhausted. The principle is to define before booking the contract, a schedule of monthly or bi-monthly fixings and a bonus reserve expressed in number of "pips". At each observation, we will compare the spot rate to the improved rate. If the spot rate is less favorable than the improved rate, you can buy the notional amount at improved rate using your bonus reserve. If the spot rate is better than the improved rate, you don't use your bonus reserve and you have to buy an amount higher than the notional amount (at the defined ratio) at the improved rate. The strategy is deactivated when the bonus reserve is exhausted, or at expiry of the contract. The reserve is consumed based on the difference in pips between the spot price and the improved price observed at each fixing. Please note that this strategy does not offer a guaranteed protection price and you remain fully exposed to adverse exchange rate fluctuations.
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A target redemption forward (TARF) allows you to benefit from an improved rate that is much better than the benchmark forward rate, as long as your bonus reserve is not exhausted. T...
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Potentially higher than the notional amount
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