Derivatives include long-term, futures, options and swaps. Financial products are derived from the transaction of traditional financial instruments.

Derivative product is a kind of financial instrument, and its usual form is an agreement between the two parties. It cannot determine its own price. Since it is produced together with other basic tools, its subject matter is the corresponding spot assets. Derivatives can be traded in the future without immediate delivery.

Financial derivatives refer to value contracts that depend on changes in the value of underlying assets. Contracts can be standardized or non-standardized.