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ALL ATTENDEES WILL RECIEVE A COURSE CERTIFICATE ON COMPLETION AND 1.5 CPD POINTS
Educational Objectives
- Understand the purpose of an option pricing model, recognize its assumptions, and describe its variables
- Understand the risk sensitivity measures that are derived from an options pricing model (a.k.a The Greeks)
Modules Index
- Black-Scholes Model
- Delta
- Gamma
- Rho
- Theta
- Vega
Dates:
- 19 March 2025
- 16 July 2025
Time: Half day
Duration: 60 - 90 Minutes
Cost: R7,500.00 per delegate excl VAT.
THE COURSE DELIVERY IS SUBJECT A MINIMUM ATTENDANCE
Non-endorsement
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Gordon Carpenter is a Senior Instructor in The Options Institute at Cboe Global Markets. Consistent practice, logic, and philosophy are the guiding principles Gordon employs to create extraordinary learning experiences. His expertise in creative problem solving across multiple disciplines fuels his commitment to teaching the science of adaptability. By focusing on answering the question “why?”, Gordon’s instruction guides participants toward the discovery of “how.” Prior to joining The OI, Gordon led customer success integration projects for Zen Planner.
Gina DeRaimo, Senior Vice President and Head of The Options Institute at Cboe Global Markets provides the vision for Cboe Global Markets’ derivatives education. Ensuring best in class instructional design for The Options Institute, Gina and her team deliver accessible and engaging classes for market participants of all experience levels. Leveraging her 20+ years of global derivatives expertise, Gina is focused on expanding participation and transparency within Cboe’s derivatives marketplace and beyond. Prior to joining Cboe, Gina ran Client Trade Analytics for Wells Fargo's Capital Markets, led US Product Strategy for Barclays' Equities-Americas, and worked across business lines for Susquehanna International Group in San Francisco, Chicago, and Philadelphia.