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Hamanaka, Yasuo A rogue trader whose speculative activities during the 1980s and 1990s cost Sumitomo Corp. USD 1.8 billion. Hammersmith and Fulham decision A 1992 legal decision that invalidated existing derivatives contracts with numerous UK local councils. harmonization Making regulations consistent across industries. hazard rate Default intensity. head of risk management A senior manager with responsibility for financial risk management within a firm. hedge fund A largely unregulated investment fund that specializes in taking leveraged speculative positions. hedging The taking of offsetting risks. Herstatt Bank A German bank whose 1974 failure highlighted the dangers of settlement risk. Herstatt risk Settlement risk. Hessian In calculus, a matrix of second partial derivatives. heteroskedasticity A condition where a stochastic process has non-constant second moments. high-water mark In investment management, a provision that an incentive fee will not be payable until any prior losses have first been made up. high yield bond Junk bond. historical transformation For a VaR measure, a transformation procedure that employs the Monte Carlo method with realizations constructed from historical market data.. historical VaR A category of VaR measures that employ an historical transformation. historical volatility A volatility estimated from historical data. holder extendible option An option that grants the holder the right to extend the expiration date. holdings A row vector listing the number of units of specific assets held by a portfolio. holdings remapping A type of portfolio remapping. homoskedasticity A condition where a stochastic process has constant second moments. hub-and-spoke arrangement A means of packaging a mutual fund for multiple distribution channels. hurdle rate In investment management, a provision that incentive fees will be paid only for returns exceeding some specified level. hybrid instrument A financial instrument that blend characteristics of debt and equity markets. hypothecation The posting of collateral. |
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