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Property derivatives have developed from an interesting experiment into a thriving business in the UK - and the real growth is still ahead. Dealers say property companies are now ready to enter the market. Alexander Campbell reports

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Property derivatives, once an obscure sideline within some UK banks and brokers, has now grown into a thriving market. In 2005, real estate specialists put the market size at around £100 million a year. Estimates now run at up to £1 billion, with the consensus at £700 million-800 million. The Investment Property Database (IPD), a London-based property data company whose all-property index (API)

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