This module explores swap agreements as key derivative instruments used in financial risk management. Learners examine different types of swaps including currency swaps, equity swaps, and plain vanilla swaps, along with real-world examples illustrating how institutions use swaps to manage financial exposures.

This module introduces options markets and the foundational concepts required to understand option contracts. Learners explore option types, strike prices, moneyness, and the roles of buyers and sellers in option trading. Practical examples demonstrate how option payoffs are generated.

This module focuses on the pricing relationships and risk management concepts involved in options trading. Learners examine put-call parity, synthetic option positions, and the principles used to manage risk exposure in options markets.

This module introduces the essential terminology and concepts used in practical options trading. Learners explore option types, intrinsic value, time value, and how these components influence option pricing and trading decisions.

This module examines important indicators used in options trading such as open interest and market behavior near option expiry. Learners analyze how traders interpret open interest patterns, expiry effects, and market signals to make informed trading decisions.

This module focuses on advanced option strategies used for hedging, speculation, and volatility trading. Learners explore spread strategies, protective positions, and volatility-based strategies such as straddles and strangles.