Credit derivatives witness an explosion in volumes

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Notional outstanding credit derivatives volumes grew by 55% during the second half of 2004, rising from $5.44 trillion to $8.42 trillion, according to a year-end market survey conducted by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.

Meanwhile, notional outstanding volumes for equity derivatives, including equity swaps, options and forwards, grew by 10% during the second half of the year to $4.15 trillion. This is up slightly on the 9.7% increase reported during the first half of the

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