Derivatives Strategies
Dynamic Hedging
Definition
What is Dynamic Hedging?
Repeatedly adjusting a hedge as market conditions or exposures change.
Example in practice
How This Looks in Practice
An option desk rebalances its share hedge throughout the day.
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The estimated change in an option's price for a small change in the underlying price.