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What Is a “Bermudan Option”?

A Bermudan option is a hybrid type of option that can be exercised only on specified dates between the purchase date and the expiration date, not continuously like an American option, nor only at expiration like a European option. This style offers a middle ground in terms of exercise flexibility and is less common than the American or European styles.

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