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In-the-money itm, a warrant with an exercise price below for a call warrant or above for a put warrant the price of the underlying security.
Index multiplier, the sterling amount given to an index point, as specified in the pricing supplement, used to determine the settlement amount due upon exercise or at the expiry of an index warrant.
Intrinsic value, for a call warrant, the amount equal to the market value of the underlying security less the exercise price.
For a put warrant, the amount equal to the exercise price less the market value of the underlying security, the intrinsic value corresponds to the amount by which a warrant is in-the-money.
London Stock Exchange, leverage effect.
A property of warrants which describes the fact that changes in a warrant's price in percentage terms will be larger than those observed for the underlying security, leverage is also called Elasticity or Effective Gearing.
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Liquidity, a security is said to be liquid when investors can easily buy and sell the security, as a result of an abundance of buyers and sellers, lot size.
The minimum trading size, unlike futures and options, the minimum trading size for warrants is 1 warrant.
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Out-of-the-money otm, a warrant with an exercise price above for a call warrant or below for a put warrant the price of the underlying security.
Parity, the theoretical number of warrants that give the right to either buy for call warrants or sell for put warrants one unit of the underlying security.
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