Structured Equity Derivative

"It has been said that in theory, theory translates into practice, but in practice it never does. This breakthrough book defies this conventional wisdom in a unique way. It is a must read for anyone interested in structuring derivatives products." -- Dr Peter Carr, Principal, Banc of America Securities "Harry Kat has done a masterful job explaining the world of exotic options and the role that these options play in building structured securities. Dr Kat conveys the essence of these products from the perspective of a very experienced financial engineer but in a fashion that the less experienced reader can easily follow and understand. In this, Dr Kat has shown himself to be a marvellous teacher. I'm confident that this book will prove to be one of the classics to be read by future generations of financial engineers." -- John F. Marshall, Principal, Marshall, Tucker & Associates, and Founding Executive Director, International Association of Financial Engineers "This is a refreshingly new and different book about putting together structured equity products. It is not a book about deriving formulas but a book about applying formulas. The emphasis on hedging costs and alternative ways of reducing those costs by modifying the structure will be appreciated both by those who actually manufacture and sell these products and those who buy them." -- Don Chance, First Union Professor, Virginia Tech "This book is about applications, about solving real business problems with derivatives.... Contrary to many other books in the field, the approach is managerial rather than abstractly mathematical, aimed at practitioners instead of applied mathematicians. Professor Kat's book containsall the mathematics required. However, the mathematical aspects play a purely supportive role, not the starring role. Bravo!" -- Anthony F.

This book explains the structure and outline of Hong Kong's equity markets and examines Hong Kong's rising prominence as a financial center in the region. It details the working of the equity market system, covering the basics of all the major derivatives, and gives a brief overview of Hong Kong's other regional contemporary markets.

Equity derivative - Equity derivatives are an alternative to trading the underlying security. The value of a derivative product is directly correlated to the value of the underlying asset.

Negative equity - Negative equity is a term used in the housing market, usually following a general fall in property prices, to mean that the market value of a mortgaged house or flat is less than the amount outstanding on the loan used to purchase it. This situation also occurs with 2nd mortgage home equity loans and some loans structured to loan more than the appraised value, such as 125% loans.

Structured finance - Structured finance describes any "non-standard" way of raising money. These tailor-made securities go beyond "standard" securities like conventional loans, debentures, debt, and equity.

Exotic option - In finance, an exotic option is a derivative which has features making it more complex than commonly traded products (vanilla options). These products are usually traded over-the-counter (OTC), or are imbedded in structured notes.

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The worthiness and pricing of derivatives (forwards, futures, options, swaps) * interest rate and currency risk management (using derivatives). The requirement to maximise value. Topics discussed include the following: * business appraisal using financial ratios * corporate valuation (mainly discounted cash flow and real options) *investment appraisal techniques * acquisition structuring and evaluation * the nature of loans and loan agreements * features and pricing of derivatives (forwards, futures, options, swaps) * interest rate and currency risk management (using derivatives). The requirement to maximise value for shareholders and other capital providers. All are associated with each available source of finance should be managed in a way that continues to maximise value. Topics discussed include the following: * business appraisal using financial ratios * corporate valuation (mainly discounted cash flow and real options) *investment appraisal techniques * acquisition structuring and evaluation * the nature of loans and loan agreements * features and pricing of bonds (straight and convertible) * leasing (including leveraged leasing) * equity raising (Initial Public Offerings) * long and short term capital management * basic pricing of derivatives (forwards, futures, options, swaps) * interest rate and currency risk management using derivatives Capital Investment structured equity derivative.