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Why Might an Institutional Trader Prefer a Bermuda Option over an American or European One?

An institutional trader might prefer a Bermuda option because it offers a balance between the simplicity of European options and the flexibility of American options. It allows them to manage risk and potentially exercise at predetermined, strategic points (e.g. quarterly) while simplifying the pricing and hedging compared to the continuous monitoring required for an American option.

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