Hybrid Instruments
Financial instruments that possess, in varying combinations, characteristics of forward contracts, futures contracts, option contracts, debt instruments, bank depository interests, and other interests.
Exchange-Traded Funds: These are not mutual funds in the traditional sense; rather, they are hybrid instruments combining aspects of common stocks and mutual funds and offering many of the benefits of both.
Convertible bonds and convertible preferred stocks are hybrid instruments that can be broken down into two key components: a fixed-income debt instrument and a warrant on its underlying equity.
Customized hybrid instruments created by blending an underlying price on a cash instrument with the price of a derivative instrument. It is a combination of security holdings that mimics the price movement of another single security (i.e.
Financial instruments that possess, in varying combinations, characteristics of forward contracts, futures contracts, option contracts, debt instruments, bank depository interests, and other interests. Certain hybrid instruments are exempt from CFTC ...
There are many known examples of derivatives such as futures, swaps, forwards, and options, all of which can be joined with traditional securities and loans thus creating structured securities, also commonly referred to as hybrid instruments.
 See also: Interest, Market, Rally, Exchange, Capital
  
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