Nordic Derivatives Exchange opens

17 Mar 2003

The new Nordic Derivatives Exchange (NDX) is starting business with six 'hit' warrants, new instruments to the Nordic region.

The market was due to start up on 13 March in conjunction with the region's biggest issuer and trader of warrants, Handelsbanken Securities. It is issuing six hit warrants on three underlying equities (Hennes & Mauritz, Nokia and Skandia) - two...

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