OTC suffered less than exchange-traded derivatives in H2 2008

22 Jun 2009

Over-the-counter derivatives suffered less in the second half of 2008 than exchange-traded products, according to a report published by International Financial Services London today.

The report said worldwide there had been a 13% fall in the notional value of OTC derivatives from $684tr in June 2008 to $592tr at year end....

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“One of our key predictions for 2011 was that geopolitical tensions will simmer more vigorously this year, particularly in the context of a market in which incremental non-Opec volumes are becoming more difficult to bring on stream and in which Opec spare capacity gets more noticeably stretched.”

BarCap's 2011 oil outlook looks increasingly accurate.

OTC suffered less than exchange-traded derivatives in H2 2008

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