SuperDerivatives tastes vanilla

A report published by options pricing and valuation specialist SuperDerivatives unsurprisingly supports the findings from the Bank for International Settlement’s Quarterly review published in December that is that there has been a bounce back by end users of derivatives. “Our analysis reveals continued growth in the use of FX, interest rates, energy and commodity derivatives because they retain a crucial role supporting real, physical markets, in terms of hedging currency risk, managing resources and enabling cross-border trade,” says David Gershon, SuperDerivatives’ chief executive.

A report published by options pricing and valuation specialist SuperDerivatives unsurprisingly supports the findings from the Bank for International Settlement’s Quarterly review published in December that is that there has been a bounce back by end users of derivatives. “Our analysis reveals continued growth in the use of FX, interest rates, energy and commodity derivatives because they retain a crucial role supporting real, physical markets, in terms of hedging currency risk, managing resources and enabling cross-border trade,” says David Gershon, SuperDerivatives’ chief executive.

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