derivatives market

Derivatives markets, which provide instruments for the management of financial risk.

It was entirely down to the losses the derivatives markets created.

And as the derivatives market gets bigger, it will be of more concern."

You have Parliament fully on your side with a clear and fair regulation of the derivatives markets.

The company started its expansion in the derivatives markets in the late 1970s.

But previous attempts at self-regulation in the derivatives markets have met with limited success.

Risk is a magazine covering financial risk management and the global derivatives markets.

The derivatives market has supported the new rules.

The derivatives market has faced down oversight before.

But nobody is quite sure just how much money the energy-related derivatives markets will have at risk if Enron fails.

We are also now considering whether further specific measures are needed for sovereign derivatives markets.

Driven by companies' increasing desire to hedge risks, the derivatives markets have been growing rapidly.

The Group of 30 study rejected any calls for new regulation of derivatives markets or dealers.

The intrinsic nature of derivatives market associates them to the underlying Spot market.

The derivatives market has boomed over the last decade to become one of the most lucrative activities on Wall Street.

In recent years, the derivatives market has grown very rapidly in almost all the Member States.

However, the lack of transparency and regulation in the derivatives markets had an extremely pernicious effect on the financial crisis.

The announcement was hailed by a major trade association for the funds and for companies involved in the derivatives markets.

Derivatives markets, on the other hand, require the existence of agreed standards so that trades can be made without visual inspection.

Then, striped tulips proved so popular that their bulbs were sold in one of the world's early derivatives markets.

The fourth item that concerns me is the balance between liquidity and transparency in derivatives markets.

The derivatives market has it uses - just look at onions, the only commodity that doesn't have a futures market.

The total world derivatives market has been estimated at about $791 trillion face or nominal value, 11 times the size of the entire world economy.

Finally, the Commission wants to find a solution to the problems observed recently in the derivatives markets, particularly in respect of sovereign debt.

It is to be hoped that future legislation will bring not only transparency to the derivatives markets but also sound legislation.