RISKS MANAGEMENT DERIVATIVES IN FINANCIAL SERVICE SECTOR

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  • Preeti ,

Keywords:

Risk management, Derivatives, Financial services sector, Systematic risks, unsystematic risks

Abstract

The paper inspects risks connected with money related administrations segment (FSS) and suitability of subsidiaries to deal with these risks. The utilization of derivatives in corporate risk administration has developed quickly as of late, powered to a limited extent by the achievement of the financial business in making a mixed bag of over-the-counter and trade exchanged items. A 1995 overview of major non-financial firms uncovered that no less than 70 percent are utilizing some type of money related designing to oversee interest rate, outside trade, or ware value risk.Derivatives empower firms to fence against systemic and non-systemic risks. The principle sorts of subsidiaries are: advances, fates, choices and swaps. The study is basic in two noteworthy ways: in the first place, it encourages the comprehension of derivatives business sector, items and members; and second, it advocates the improvement of subsidiaries business sector what's more, the utilization of derivatives to oversee FSS risks. The study adds to information, as no study has been led on the utilization of derivatives in FSS.

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2015-09-30

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Vol. 4 No. 10 (2015): SEPTEMBER 2015

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