How to pronounce “derivative”(noun) in English

It's a derivative of barley.

rule on some derivatives of the Markowitz rule across 28 real-world data sets.

was to be derivatives, that a lot of things that we think, that we believe come from top down knowledge and theoretical

do you do with derivatives and credit default swaps?

And then you do some state derivatives and inputs.

And whether it's securitization or derivatives.

But nobody knew how many derivatives had been written against that debt.

there's a requirement that derivatives be traded on either exchanges or central clearinghouses.

Option pricing models and the rise of derivatives markets, again, it could have happened without this belief that prices are rational, but it makes a lot more sense to believe in an

All I need is to detect the second order of derivative, the acceleration, because fragility is in acceleration.

team player if you think about uh the derivative

So can we all start selling our own derivatives of the game Monopoly?

I think what you really want to do with derivatives is have greater transparency and so if you can't put them

Wall Street with financial preference I will pretend to know how derivatives work as long as I get a big paycheck for

and gas industry money to deregulate a great swath of derivatives trading which

and I know really quite not enough about derivatives and so on so um since four

And this is through accounting systems that ignore trillions of dollars of derivatives, just net them out.

had spent at least a decade on Wall Street as a bonds trader and credit derivatives trader.

At the time, I was trading credit derivatives and saw many structured product deals come across my desk.

So in that order, weapons means that-- the Department of Energy is kind of a derivative of the Atomic Energy Commission from the old days.

Littorai means, in Latin, it's a derivative of the coasts.

The projections, if population increases with the same first derivative and second derivatives that it has at the moment, the estimates

And a function or a derivative of a function.

So, what I fear is that it's all just gonna be a derivative of the '80s.

Or putting them into little wrapping them into tinfoil and letting them steam with aromatics which is actually a derivative of a classic called a fish in papyote.

And it is by indirectly pursuing those SPIRE elements that we're actually more likely to enjoy financial well-being as a derivative of SPIRE.

with President Bush and his advisors and we talked about a financial crisis, I talked about derivatives because the complexity--

I don't like the way it's been watered down, in the sense with certain derivatives being exempted.

That says that if a company goes bankrupt, the derivatives, the CDSs are paid off before anybody else, before workers, before anybody else.

And we have a law like that, that encourages derivatives.

But these innovations were essentially invisible to the market because a series of regulatory changes in the 1990s made derivatives, unlike other financial assets, not subject to the

You may be tracking whether it's too windy or too calm to sail your boats, wherever your boat is, or the first derivative of barometric pressure,

The bank then has all kinds of assets, derivatives in London, all kinds of other things, physical commodities,

About 10 to 15 years ago, I read this book by Frank Partnoy, it's called "Fiasco," which talks about derivatives.

One of them is at the top, we give priority to derivatives.

Gradually, you invent credit systems and it's an evolutionary series: barter, money, credit, securitized derivatives of whatnot are just sort of the last link of the chain, it follows

In the 1990s, we saw an explosion of financial innovations, derivatives.

So in 2008 when a lot of the US's money sort of went up in smoke because of all of the derivatives markets, futures markets,