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removed Redemption field from BondOption as we only support 100
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Docs/UserGuide/tradedata/bondoption_refdata.tex

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node, see below for details
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Note that only par redemption vanilla bonds are supported.
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\begin{listing}[H]
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%\hrule\medskip
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\begin{minted}[fontsize=\footnotesize]{xml}
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<Value>1.23</Value>
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</StrikePrice>
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<Redemption>100.00</Redemption>
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<PriceType>Dirty</PriceType>
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<KnocksOut>false</KnocksOut>
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<BondData>
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\item \lstinline!StrikeData!: A \lstinline!StrikeData! node is used as described in Section \ref{ss:strikedata} to represent the Bond Option strike price or strike yield. If StrikePrice is used, the strike price (\lstinline!Value! field) is expressed per unit notional. If StrikeYield is used, the \lstinline!Yield! is quoted in decimal form, e.g. 5\% should be entered as 0.05.
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\item Redemption [Optional]: Redemption ratio in percent, e.g. \emph{100} means the bond is redeemed at par.
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% \item Redemption [Optional]: Redemption ratio in percent, e.g. \emph{100} means the bond is redeemed at par.
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Allowable values: Any positive real number. Defaults to \emph{100} if left blank or omitted.
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% Allowable values: Any positive real number. Defaults to \emph{100} if left blank or omitted.
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\item PriceType [Mandatory for StrikePrice, no impact for StrikeYield]: \\
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The payoff for a bond option is

Docs/UserGuide/tradedata/commodityswap.tex

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\subsubsection{Commodity Swap and Basis Swap}
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The structure of a \lstinline!CommoditySwap! trade node is shown in listing \ref{lst:commodityswap_data}. This trade node can be used to represent commodity swaps and commodity basis swaps. It consists of the generic \lstinline!Envelope! and the specific \lstinline!SwapData! section. The \lstinline!SwapData! node may contain two or more \lstinline!LegData! nodes. There must be at least one \lstinline!LegData! node of a commodity \lstinline!LegType! i.e. \lstinline!CommodityFixed! or \lstinline!CommodityFloating!, but non-commodity leg types are also allowed. The commodity leg types are described in sections \ref{ss:commodityfixedleg} and \ref{ss:commodityfloatingleg} respectively.
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The structure of a \lstinline!CommoditySwap! trade node is shown in listing \ref{lst:commodityswap_data}. This trade node can be used to represent commodity swaps and commodity basis swaps. It consists of the generic \lstinline!Envelope! and the specific \lstinline!SwapData! section.
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The \lstinline!SwapData! node may contain two or more \lstinline!LegData! nodes. There must be at least one \lstinline!LegData! node of a commodity \lstinline!LegType!, i.e. \lstinline!CommodityFixed! or \lstinline!CommodityFloating!, but non-commodity leg types are also allowed. The commodity leg types are described in sections \ref{ss:commodityfixedleg} and \ref{ss:commodityfloatingleg} respectively.
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