Certificate that offers the investor the opportunity to make a profit from falling prices of the underlying asset. There is a reverse variant for almost all types of certificates. However, in order to protect the investor from excessive losses, a reverse certificate is usually equipped with a price limit (stop-loss). If the underlying reaches this threshold, the certificate is called and the investor receives his invested capital back. – See airbag certificate, basket certificate, bonus certificate, discount certificate, express certificate, guarantee certificate, leverage certificate, price limit order, outperformance certificate, participation certificate, quanto, risk buffer, sprint certificate, strategy certificate, theme certificate, twin-win certificate.
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