<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: mikebauerDoes anybody have experience (good or bad) with SuperDerivative's software? We are now looking into their SDRM software, but we haven't used them for Pricing. How do they compare with other solutions? is their service good? Is the price calculated significantly...

Thanks again.

UBS is actually very impressive.I was told not to trust Reuters dealing. Any idea why?

Is there a model or algorithm for estimating the market price of FX options which is under concensus? Does Black-Scholes provide close enough approximation under ANY circumstances, or is it in fact obsolete as far as FX options are concerned?

Thanks again. We do wish to trade using the figures, so it is indeed an issue.I tried to access UBS and could not locate the relevant information. Could you kindly point me in the right direction?Also, do you know of other solutions such as SuperDerivatives'?

Thanks.In this case, could the model used still be a differentiator in preferring one solution over the other, or should I look for SuperDerivatives' advantages elsewhere?

We are now evaluating a software product claiming to provide better pricing algorithms optimized for FX options. The product, called SuperDerivatves, is based on a "revolutionary" model which does not draw on B-S at all. Is this wise? Isn't this too risky?

<t>Does anybody have experience (good or bad) with SuperDerivative's software? We are now looking into their SDRM software, but we haven't used them for Pricing. How do they compare with other solutions? is their service good? Is the price calculated significantly more accurate then others'? Is the ...