An option contract that is – easily tradable and – easily transparent in all terms (an option may be described as vanilla if it is well-established in the financial markets and easy to trade; vanilla options characteristically have good liquidity at a wide range of strike prices and maturities). – See option, tradable, option. exotic.
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Standard clauses (boilerplate): In the field of finance, the standard formulations used in contracts; the small print [US: fine print]: Small print: the easily overlooked, seemingly incidental and usually intentionally printed in tiny letters additions as added provisions] on documents that gets tacked on by lawyers to protect themselves and their clients). – See Bargaining.
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