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derivative

[dih-riv-uh-tiv] / dɪˈrɪv ə tɪv /


NOUN
product, descendant
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"We did not expect the beetles to be able to convert the spruce's defenses into more toxic derivatives in such a targeted way," said lead author Ruo Sun from the Department of Biochemistry.

From Science Daily

Timing effects, which relate largely to unsettled derivatives, could lower upstream earnings by up to $300 million or boost them by up to $100 million.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those sectors have “largely been off the playing field for the two, three, four years,” he said, but added some of those stocks could be considered “AI derivatives.”

From MarketWatch

The stock-market operator’s core profit growth could rise 12% on year, thanks to strong growth in securities daily average value and derivatives daily average volume.

From The Wall Street Journal

The construct of volatility derivatives continues to paint a bullish picture for the stock market.

From MarketWatch