Optimising European Listed Derivatives Market Structure
Acuiti, in association with Cboe Europe Derivatives, has released a report examining inefficiencies in Europe’s options markets and what market structure changes could be made to ignite growth. It is based on a survey and series of interviews with senior executives and trading heads at 57 firms operational in European and US listed derivatives markets across the hedge fund and proprietary trading markets. Download the paper to learn more.
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