swaption
noun[C]
FINANCEuk/ˈswɒpʃən/ustherightto make aswapon or by aparticulardatein thefuture, forexampletherighttoexchangeafixedinterestratefor alower,variableone:
If the swaption is notexercisedbymaturity, itexpiresworthless.
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If furthermore the range accrual is callable, then the valuation model also needs to take into account the dynamic between theswaptionand the underlying.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.If the bond is called, theswaptionis exercised, effectively canceling the swap leaving no more interest rate exposure for the issuer.
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