Eurex’s fight fails to draw much blood
BERNIE DAN SITS back in his chair. He’s in an ebullient mood, and with good reason. It’s the first week of January and the Chicago Board of Trade, where Dan is CEO, has just released its traded contracts data for 2004, its third consecutive record-breaking year. “We traded nearly 600 million contracts last year, up from 225 million in 2001,” he says. “Only Brazil’s futures exchange has grown more quickly.”
The last few years of high volatility have provided the perfect environment for futures and options.
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