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Futures and Options Intelligence has today added the China Financial Futures Exchange, one of the world’s most exciting exchanges, to its database of world derivatives exchanges.
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The London Stock Exchange’s derivative market could soon list the National Stock Exchange of India’s S&P CNX Nifty 50 options, as the two bourses signed a letter of intent to explore collaboration on July 28. However, LSE will need to check that it can offer futures as these are already listed at Singapore Exchange and CME Group.
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Goldman Sachs has launched a new derivatives clearing services (DCS) business. Customers will be able to route listed and over-the-counter derivative trades to a central counterparty.
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If you think the US derivatives clampdown is mainly on the over-the-counter market, you haven’t been reading your Dodd-Frank carefully enough. Philip McBride Johnson highlights five threats to futures and options markets in the Act, and counting…
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The hot new idea of the past two years in listed equity derivatives has been dividend futures and options. Exchanges all over the world have started to offer them, and the main contracts have attracted brisk trading. As Roger Aitken reports, many equity derivative specialists are convinced the product is here to stay.
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Boom of the year in world futures has to be the dollar-rupee contracts at two leading Indian exchanges, which are beginning to chase the Kospi Option in trading volume. With a third exchange just about to join in the fun, Colin Packham examines the causes of this market’s astonishingly rapid success. He discovers that, despite some obstacles ahead, further growth is likely – proof that sometimes, there is huge pent-up demand to trade futures.
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