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An asymmetric, state-contingent financial contract that grants the holder the contractual right, but not the legal obligation, to buy or sell an underlying foreign currency or financial asset at a predetermined strike price on or before a specified maturity date.
Source: Financial Derivatives and Corporate Risk Management in Nigeria’s Volatile Macroeconomic Environment (Academic research) · p.5
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