OTCKontrakte
OTCKontrakte, often referred to as OTC contracts or over-the-counter contracts, are financial agreements that are not traded on a public exchange like a stock market. Instead, these contracts are negotiated directly between two parties, typically a buyer and a seller. The terms of the contract, including the price, quantity, and settlement date, are customized to the specific needs of the participants. This direct negotiation allows for a high degree of flexibility, which is a primary advantage of OTC contracts.
The range of instruments traded over-the-counter is extensive, encompassing derivatives such as options, futures, swaps, and
However, the direct nature of OTC contracts also introduces certain risks. Since these agreements are not standardized