Question time
AsiaRisk asked seven senior derivatives executives to lunch in Singapore to discuss the likely developments and focus of the region’s derivatives market. Chaired by Nick Sawyer
Asia Risk: Over the next two years, which Asian derivatives market represents the biggest opportunity for your bank?
Mike Bass, Standard Chartered: India, if we’re looking at overall market size. In time, China will become a major focus for us, but realistically, that isn’t going to make our budget this year. In the nearer term, we see an active market in Thailand and South Korea. In
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