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The Derived Products are a financial instrument which value depends on another asset's price or level. They are used as covering tools or of positioning for institutional investors, companies or individuals. In Mexico, the derived instruments can operate in the market (OTC) or in the Derived Mexican Market (Mexder).
The Derived Mexican Market (Mexder) offers agreements of futures that allow to give certainty to the projects, investments and credits as well in the companies as in personal, in order to control or to minimize risks before fluctuations in Exchange rate, Interest Rates, Prices of Shares and the IPC of the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV).
Finamex is an active participant in this market and has the infrastructure and the human resources to assist investors as well as institutional and corporate as individual.
Finamex is authorized by the Mexican Financial Authorities to carry out operations with the Mexican Derived Market's instruments through the Mexder and/or the Market Over the Counter (OTC). The brokerage house is authorized by Banco de Mexico to operate the following instruments: - Advanced Agreements (forwards) on:
Nominal Rates, Real and "Rate Spreads". Currencies. Shares Indexes. Share Portfolio and Individual Shares. - Interest Rates and Currencies’ Swaps.
Options. - Structured Stock-exchange Certificates.
Finamex is certified to operate as specialist of the Mexder ("Market Maker") and to offer Direct Market Access (DMA) to its clients. The agreements of derived more active are future on: - 28 days TIIE.
- 91 days CETES.
- 3 and 10 years Fixed Rate Governmental Funds.
- Mexican Stock Market IPC (IPC).
- Dollars, Euros and in UDIS.
- Individual Shares.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 25 November 2008 15:07 |