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In the 15 years that Risk has covered the world’s futures and options exchanges, they have left behind their roots in soft commodities and now make most of their money in financial derivatives. Volumes exploded in the early 1990s, and growth has been exponential ever since. In 1984, financials officially overtook commodities at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), one of the oldest futures exchanges, which prides itself on its history as the first major agricultural futures exchange, back in the
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