The planned, well thought-out, scientific examination of the financial market as a whole, of individual sub-markets or even of individual transactions. It always requires an interdisciplinary approach. If, for example, someone from country X buys an option on the market in the USA, this has various aspects, namely – financial: how does a conditional forward transaction proceed properly?, – mathematical: how are possible profits or losses calculated according to the agreement?, what risks does the transaction entail? – legally, and here above all: which national law is to be applied? (place of jurisdiction), how is the contract structured in detail? (law of contract), are there prudential regulations in relation to the transaction? (regulatory law), are national or international prohibitions such as money laundering or terrorist financing affected? (criminal law), – psychological: what are the motives of the option buyer? Does the transaction under investigation lie in the basic direction of the market or does it indicate other behavioral patterns of the participants? – political: is a financial transaction between the two states desirable? – economic: are the payments associated with the option transaction in the interest of the foreign exchange balance of the countries involved? – See assessment, opposing, financial engineering, financial market disciplining function, financial psychology, formulas, financial herd behavior, hindsight, myopia, Modigliani-Miller theorem, monocausalism, imitation, informal, sine curve fetishism, casino doctrine, transmission effect, psychological, conspiracy theories,.
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