Guide to U.S. Futures Regulation
IFM's Guide to U.S. Futures Regulation uses a clear and practical approach to explain the application of derivatives regulations.
Our Futures and Options is the preeminent text and reference book for new participants in the futures industry, university students, market regulators, and public policymakers who need to build market knowledge and learn the important aspects of the industry. It is a "must read" for the aspiring professional — whether from the buy or sell-side — and serves as a basic component in your personal finance library.
Futures and Options is developed by market practitioners and covers the fundamentals of the futures and options markets. The text will enable the reader to achieve a solid, working understanding on the market and how various derivative products are traded.
It includes examples and accompanying questions and answers that cover all the relevant aspects of futures and options, and underlying cash markets for both physical commodities and financial instruments. Unique features include:
Futures and Options also is an essential component in the NFA Series 3 Exam. The Series 3 Exam (the National Commodity Futures Examination) is required for anyone interested in doing business as a futures industry professional — and sets the minimum proficiency level and fitness for individuals.
This text covers all of the subject areas of the Market Knowledge portion of the Series 3 proficiency exam. This book, along with its companion text, Guide to U.S. Futures Regulation, are used by firms and industry regulators to help professionals meet the standards set forth in The Commodity Exchange Act.
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Futures and Options: ISBN-13: 978-0-615-35082-0