Treasury training – Selling exotic options to corporate treasury customers

11 mins read Instances and examples of a range of exotic contracts such as Digital, Barrier, Asian (as well as Bermuda and Mid-Atlantic), Lookback, Quanto, Compound option, chooser options, Ladder and Shouts. All variations on contracts that allow a customer to do a hand full of things that we’d addressed earlier such as adding yield, limiting downside, providing structured protection, and reducing cost.

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Defining Treasury Limits: Limits Control and Business Processes

2 mins read For control and governance purposes the Treasury limit management function is kept under a separate group called the Middle Office with its own independent reporting line. The Middle Office function tracks and reviews treasury exposures on a day to day basis and technically in collaboration with the business users is expected to review limits whenever a change in market conditions requires it.