Conventional option

Conventional option
Definition 1.
n option contract arranged off the trading floor and not traded regularly.

Conventional option
An option contract arranged off the trading floor and not traded regularly.

Barrier Option
A conventional option which cannot be exercised above or below a specified price. If the price of the underlying security moved outside this specified price range during the life of the option, the option cannot be exercised.

For the option holder to benefit, the option has to expire at the money, out of the money, or deeply enough in the money to recoup the contingent premium. The premium is more expensive than a conventional option premium because it is paid only if the ...

A loan based on the credit of the borrower and on the collateral for the mortgage.
Conventional option
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See also: Cash Dividend, Chinese wall, Capital Loss, Cash settlement, Capital appreciation