The derivatives industry has been revolutionized by sophisticated instruments known as exotic options. The market for these derivatives, which are developed by banks to suit the individual requirements of corporations, continues to expand both in volume and complexity. Their misuse has also given rise to controversy and criticism within financial circles. This is a practical and up-to-date guide to the valuation and hedging of standard exotic options. It explores each type of option in detail and should be useful for all those who need clearer practical understanding of this area of high finance.