Feb 24, 2021 22:40
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Spanish term

Opciones adheridas a bonos

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) Derivative trading
Hola! En un mercado de derivados, cual seria la diferencia entre "Opciones adheridas a bonos" y Opciones sobre Bonos" y su respectiva traduccion? Muchisimas gracias de antemano.

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bond-linked options

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and "bond options"

Bond Options are Derivative Contracts that give investors the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a Bond Future Contract on a future date at a fixed price. Call Options give investors the right to buy the underlying Bond Future. Put Options give them the right to sell it.
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neutral Francois Boye : You did not either define or document your translation
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embedded options

An embedded option is a provision in a financial security (typically in bonds) that provides an issuer or holder of the security a certain right but not an obligation to perform some actions at some point in the future. The embedded options exist only as a component of financial security such as a bond or stock and cannot be separated from it. Although embedded options can be attached to any financial security, they are mostly included in bonds.

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Opciones sobre bonos = bond options

What Is a Bond Option?
A bond option is an option contract in which the underlying asset is a bond. Like all standard option contracts, an investor can take many speculative positions through either bond call or bond put options. In general, all types of options, including bond options, are derivative products that allow investors to take speculative bets on the direction of underlying asset prices or to hedge certain asset risks within a portfolio.
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