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 **Finances** **Finances**
   * Trade items:   * Trade items:
-    * Swap ; Rate swap ;  Futures ; Treasury bonds ; Curves ; Trade decomposition ; [[https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/122414/what-spread-hedging.asp#:~:text=Spread%20hedging%20refers%20to%20a,strategy%20used%20by%20options%20traders.&text=All%20spread%20hedges%20involve%20more,in%20relation%20to%20one%20another.|Spread_hedging]] +    * Swap ; Rate swap ;  Futures ; Treasury bonds ; Curves ; Trade decomposition ; [[https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/122414/what-spread-hedging.asp#:~:text=Spread%20hedging%20refers%20to%20a,strategy%20used%20by%20options%20traders.&text=All%20spread%20hedges%20involve%20more,in%20relation%20to%20one%20another.|Spread_hedging]] << Derivatives (listed, Hedge Funds)
-    * Derivatives (listed)+
     * Cash equities     * Cash equities
     * Bonds and gilts : bonds are IOU from giverments wanting to raise money / Gilts (~bonds from UK goverment) are widely viewed as being among the safest type of bond. However the interest rate, or yield, available from Gilts is usually quite low      * Bonds and gilts : bonds are IOU from giverments wanting to raise money / Gilts (~bonds from UK goverment) are widely viewed as being among the safest type of bond. However the interest rate, or yield, available from Gilts is usually quite low 
       * ETF bonds       * ETF bonds
-    * Secondaries are trades of existing assets between investors, not involving the original company. Unlike first-time sales, these are resale transactions, letting investors buy or sell shares or fund interests in a more liquid, flexible market. Example: An investor in a private tech startup wants out before the company goes public. They sell their shares to another investor in the secondary market. This lets them get cash sooner without waiting for the startup’s IPO.+    * **Secondaries** are trades of existing assets between investors, not involving the original company. Unlike first-time sales, these are resale transactions, letting investors buy or sell shares or fund interests in a more liquid, flexible market. Example: An investor in a private tech startup wants out before the company goes public. They sell their shares to another investor in the secondary market. This lets them get cash sooner without waiting for the startup’s IPO.
   * Market-liquidity (cash sometimes identified with it because cash is the most liquid asset)   * Market-liquidity (cash sometimes identified with it because cash is the most liquid asset)
     * Market_Maker : liquidity provider is a company or an individual that quotes both a buy and a sell price in a tradable asset held in inventory, hoping to make a profit on the bid–ask spread,     * Market_Maker : liquidity provider is a company or an individual that quotes both a buy and a sell price in a tradable asset held in inventory, hoping to make a profit on the bid–ask spread,
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