Answer / ramesh

derivative is a security, which price ultimately depends
upon another asset of a company
e.g:a company share price depends upon it's assets.

Answer / s.veerabrahmam

derivatives are financial instruments whose values is derived
from the value of something else,generally from an underlying
asset.

Answer / v.madhu kumar

Derivative is a financial instrument or contract between two
parties that derives it's value from some other underlying
asset or reference price or index price.

Answer / v.madhu kumar

Derivative is a financial instrument or contract between two
parties that derives it's value from some other underlying
asset or reference price or index price.

Answer / s.veerabrahmam

derivative is a product whose value is derived from the value
of one or more basic variables,called underlying.the
underlying asset can be equity,index,foreign
exchange,commodity or any other asset.

Answer / bejjenki naveen

Derivative is a financial instrument whose value is derived from a the value of one or more basic variables of underlying asset.

Answer / shasheedhar.mara

In a broad sense commonly used investment can be called
derivatives.since they derive their value from an
underlying asset.

Answer / amit kumar singh

derivative is a financial product whose value is derrrived from one or more underlying assets into a meaningfull contractual manner

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