FVC’s Tim Mortimer explores the concept of Greeks and the role they play in structured products and derivatives.

The role of ‘Greeks’ in structured products and derivatives is very important, with the terminology first adopted after the initial usage of the Black-Scholes model in the 1970s. This advance was important to pricing and trading vanilla (call and put) options on single stocks and other underlyings on exchanges. Since then, there has been an explosion of academic literature, expertise within investment banks and increasingly sophisticated trading systems. The most fundamental Greeks

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