Published Jan 20, 2020
How An Exotic Investment Product Sold In Korea Could Create Havoc In The U.S. Options Market
Benn Eifert delves into the complexities of Korean structured notes and their potential to disrupt the U.S. options market, emphasizing the risks and volatility inherent in these exotic investment products, and the challenges in hedging and regulation.

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