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Liffe adds to stock futures line-up
The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) will list a further 22 European universal stock futures from April 18 2002. From that date, a total of 118 universal stock futures...
Euronext, the combined Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels exchange, has taken a further step towards creating a pan-European derivatives trading platform, by entering a cross-selling agreement with the Warsaw...
Nasdaq Liffe Markets (NQLX), in a preparatory move before the start of trading in single-stock futures (SSF) in the US, agreed to let the Delaware-based Board of Trade Clearing Corporation (BOTCC) process...
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2001 a record year for Liffe and Eurex
Europe’s two largest derivatives exchanges this week reported record trading volumes for 2001. Eurex, the Swiss-German exchange, traded a total of 674 million contracts in 2001, a 48% increase on 2000’s 455 million contracts. The London International...
Liffe's new futures under the weather
Two working days after launching its weather futures contracts, the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) has yet to see a trade. Despite this, Ian Dudden, director of non-financial products at the London-based exchange -...
Liffe confirms weather trading start date
The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) has confirmed that it will launch its weather futures contracts on December 10 2001. The contracts will be listed and traded on Liffe Connect, and will be the first exchange-traded...
Regulated market sees steep rise in activity
Major derivatives exchanges have seen a sharp rise in regulated trading activity in the past ten months, driven by the wider use of derivatives as hedge products and trading opportunities created by increased volatility.
Liffe's future lies with Euronext
The board of the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) has unanimously voted to recommend a £555 million ($806 million) cash takeover bid by pan-European exchange operator Euronext to its shareholders. The other bidders...
Venture capitalist replaces Sandor on Liffe board
The London International Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) has appointed Chinh Chu, senior managing director of private equity at New York-based venture capital firm, The Blackstone Group, to its board. He replaces derivatives veteran, Richard Sandor,...
Regulated derivatives see record trading
Derivatives exchanges have seen strong rises in trading volumes at a time when the take-over battle intensifies for the London International Financial Future and Options Exchange (Liffe).
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