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A Dictionary of Finance and Banking (6 ed.)
... options ( exotics ) Options that have unusual features, particularly in relation to their exercise price , payoff formula, or underlying . Examples include Asian options , binary options , and exploding options...
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A Dictionary of Business and Management (6 ed.)
... options ( exotics ) Options that have unusual features, particularly in relation to their exercise price , payoff formula, or underlying . Examples include binary options and exploding options...
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The Handbook of International Financial Terms
... option or exotic(s) . Types of options which have specific features, such as special strike price formulae, unconventional underlyings , payoffs, or expiry conditions. They are used in the situations, shown in the Table for investment purposes. Applicable exotic option type Investment activity Outperformance Security selection Path-dependent Market timing Rainbow option Asset allocation Currency-protected; Quantity adjusting option (QUANTO) Currency hedging Barrier option Portfolio insurance Binary or Digital option Asset selection See Asian...
Architecture Reference library
An Oxford Companion to the Romantic Age
...Club ( 1830–2 ). All these were London buildings, and indeed the war's end returned the capital to national preeminence in royal, public, and ecclesiastical architecture. Already between 1815 and 1822 , the Prince Regent was employing his favourite architect, Nash, for the exotic Royal Pavilion at Brighton, and in 1824 Jeffry *Wyatville began his considerable renovation of Windsor Castle. Most of all, Buckingham Palace, begun by Nash in 1825 , seemed to fulfil a long-standing dream for ambitious royal patronage on a continental scale. The...
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An Oxford Companion to the Romantic Age
...easily distracted crowd will quickly understand and find novel and entertaining. Given these requirements, it is not surprising that the Academy walls filled up with portraits of contemporary celebrities, aristocratic beauties, and civic worthies, and with anecdotal genre-pieces, exotic landscapes, sentimental animal paintings, and gaudy still lifes. These are pictures designed to catch, and momentarily to hold, a succession of glances from a wide array of visitors, rather than be scoured by the eyes of a sophisticate. Paintings, whether executed for...
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David M. Palliser
The Oxford Companion to Local and Family History (2 ed.)
...The British experience of towns has been unusual in a west European context, and its distinctive nature has coloured national attitudes down to the present day, as well as complicating the researches of local and family historians. Town life was an exotic importation from the Continent, both in Roman and in medieval times. Until the 18th century most British towns were small by Continental standards, and until the 19th century the majority of Britons still lived in rural settlements. Yet Britain then became the first country in the world to urbanize,...
Into Exile: From the Assyrian Conquest of Israel to the Fall of Babylon Reference library
Mordechai Cogan
Oxford History of the Biblical World
...they appealed to intercede on their behalf before the Persian authorities concerning the reconstruction of their house of worship. Still, the ex-Judeans at Elephantine were passed over by history until their rediscovery in modern times, when their affairs were reconstructed as an exotic footnote. The Fall of the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Hope of Return to Zion For the most part, the Neo-Babylonian empire was dominated by...
Acts Reference library
Loveday Alexander and Loveday Alexander
The Oxford Bible Commentary
.... 5. Novel. The late first century also sees the growth in popularity of a less pretentious narrative genre, the Greek novel, and it has been suggested that Acts is a form of novel. Certainly many readers unaccustomed to biblical narrative might take the book as a novel, with its exotic settings, adventurous plot, framework of travel, and explicit religious ideology. Luke shows some inclination to novelistic narrative techniques in the elaboration of his more dramatic scenes (cf. e.g. acts 12:6–11 ), and the novel throws valuable light on Luke's narrative...
A Land Divided: Judah and Israel from the Death of Solomon to the Fall of Samaria Reference library
Edward F. Campbell Jr.
Oxford History of the Biblical World
...to produce agricultural tools was done locally, but the iron ore sources were in the south, on both sides of the Dead Sea and on down into the Arabah. These sources were inaccessible without an entente with Edom and (for Israel) passage through Judah. The importing of more exotic commodities (such as spices, incense, and gold) would have stopped. If the absence of such luxury (and ritual) items marks an economic downturn, both Israel and Judah would have suffered from it during the Jehu aftermath. The DH and the Chronicler gave only the barest of hints...
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