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The Futures Industry Association and the Futures and Options Association are pleased to present the fifth International Derivatives Expo. Last year's event boasted more than 40 exhibits showcasing the latest in products and technology for the derivatives industry, plus 30+ sessions with high profile speakers, information-packed workshops, and endless networking opportunities.
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FOW Events is delighted to present the 20th FOW Derivatives World Asia, which will be hosted in Hong Kong for the first time its history. At the event FOW will bring together the key decision makers and thought leaders in the Asian derivatives markets and beyond.
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Expo showcases products, services and information for market professionals and participants. Hundreds of risk management products, trading tools, books and exchange and technology products are presented by more than 140 companies from around the world. Expo also offers a variety of sessions that allow participants to discuss industry trends, hear expert views on key issues, improve trading skills and learn about new products, systems and practices. Our program includes sessions for business, operations and technology professionals and traders.
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In an industry starting to buckle beneath massive forces for change, we are teetering on the brink of a new era for capital markets, electronic trading technology and for the trader in particular. Whilst building TradeTech 2013 we spoke to over 200 market participants. We were asked to overhaul the agenda, create genuinely valuable content, look beyond the world of equities trading to more lucrative asset classes, and provide a forum for some serious soul searching by the markets as a whole.
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The European Commission has proposed the so-called Tobin tax on financial transactions, including a 0.01% levy on derivatives, which is expected to generate EUR30 billion (USD40 billion) to EUR35 billion in revenue per year.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority said it will monitor the use of collateral in derivatives transactions in an effort to avoid a collapse similar to one suffered by Lehman Brothers in 2008.