We discuss the importance of the global financial landscape for financial institutions like banks and insurance companies, and how they use financial derivatives to manage risks associated with interest rate fluctuations, exchange rate fluctuations, and credit risk in the financial industry. Financial derivatives are contracts that enable parties to manage risks by entering into agreements based on underlying assets or market conditions, and can be traded in public markets for greater liquidity and risk management. By using financial derivatives, institutions can mitigate their exposure to various risks and protect themselves from unexpected market changes, helping them operate more efficiently and confidently in an ever-changing financial environment.
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