2021
DOI: 10.5937/intrev2102091k
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Risk management of derivative financial instruments

Abstract: The subject of the study is derivative financial instruments. At the beginning of the article, the concept of a derivative financial instrument (PFI) is considered, their advantages and disadvantages are given, after which the risks of operations carried out with PFI are formulated. Further, the article discusses the main problems inherent in the PFI market and suggests a number of measures to solve these problems. In conclusion, recommendations are made that will allow for faster development of the Russian ma… Show more

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“…At present, with the growing demand of investors for risk management, insurance institutions need to provide more risk management services. Derivative financial instruments, as an effective risk management tool, can help insurance institutions meet this demand, and at the same time provide more investment choices for customers (Kirillova, 2021). For example, through the use of interest rate derivatives, insurance institutions can lock in future investment returns, thereby reducing the impact of interest rate fluctuations.…”
Section: Environmental Analysis Of the Basic Insurance Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, with the growing demand of investors for risk management, insurance institutions need to provide more risk management services. Derivative financial instruments, as an effective risk management tool, can help insurance institutions meet this demand, and at the same time provide more investment choices for customers (Kirillova, 2021). For example, through the use of interest rate derivatives, insurance institutions can lock in future investment returns, thereby reducing the impact of interest rate fluctuations.…”
Section: Environmental Analysis Of the Basic Insurance Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some banks distinguish between "normal" and "forced" valuations, and some banks consider "average" and "worst case" values. Some banks require additional collateral and/or other forms of risk mitigation under the terms of the contract to maintain the expected scope of recovery [9].…”
Section: Definition Of Losses and Defaultsmentioning
confidence: 99%