Uses of Package
com.quantfinlib.fx

Packages that use com.quantfinlib.fx
Package
Description
FX market conventions and instruments, from spot dates to NDFs.
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    Description
    How two leg prices compose into a cross rate.
    Market conventions for an FX currency pair: quotation precision, pip size, spot lag, and settlement-date arithmetic against both currencies' holiday calendars.
    An FX swap: two offsetting FX exchanges (buy, or sell, base currency on the near date; sell, or buy, it back on the far date).
    Tiered multi-LP FX book: the depth structure e-FX actually has.
    FX volatility surface built from the market's delta-quoted smile: ATM, 25-delta risk reversal and butterfly, optionally 10-delta wings.
    Which strike the ATM vol refers to.
    Accumulates per-expiry delta quotes, then solves strikes once in FxVolSurface.Builder.build().
    What the quoted butterfly is.
    How the quoted deltas are defined (Reiswich and Wystup 2010, table 1).
    One expiry's solved smile: absolute strikes and vols, low to high strike.
    Streaming per-LP execution quality: the taker-side answer to last look.
    A non-deliverable forward: the FX forward for restricted currencies (INR, KRW, TWD, BRL, CNY, ...) where the local currency never moves.
    FX forward (swap-points) curve: the market's quoted forward points per tenor, turned into outright forwards for any settlement date.
    Accumulates tenor/points quotes, then freezes them into a curve.