-
refer to:
Hedges, California, a
former mining town in
Imperial County, California,
United States Hedging, Somerset, a
location in
England Hedges, Washington...
- standardized, and
efficient hedging of
agricultural commodity prices; they have
since expanded to
include ****ures
contracts for
hedging the
values of energy...
-
rejuvenate a
hedge where hedge laying is not appropriate. The term
instant hedge has
become known since early this
century for
hedging plants that are...
- of
hedging expiring over time.[citation needed]
During the 2009-2010 period, the
studies for the
airline industry have
shown the
average hedging ratio...
- (strategies) of bet-
hedging: "conservative" bet-
hedging, "diversified" bet-
hedging, and "adaptive coin flipping." In
conservative bet
hedging,
individuals lower...
-
Bruce (2010-08-26). "Pragmatic Competence: The Case of
Hedging". New
Approaches to
Hedging.
Studies in Pragmatics. 9: 15–34. doi:10.1163/9789004253247_003...
- frequently.
Delta hedging may be
accomplished by
trading underlying securities of the portfolio. See
Rational pricing § Delta
hedging for details. Delta...
-
buying shares of the same
underlying or
hedging UK Non-conforming RMBS
Residuals with
Mezzanine tranches. "Texas
Hedging"
dates back to the
early days of the...
- for
hedging.
Institutional customer volume accounted for the
majority of
hedging activity.
There was high
marginal use of
derivatives in
hedging. Credit...
-
advocated for tail risk
hedging,
which is
intended to
mitigate investors'
exposure to
extreme market moves. Tail risk
hedging sa****uards
investors by...
