Derivatives Handbook 2012/13

Now in its 19^th year, The Euromoney Derivatives Handbook 2012/13 is an in-depth guide to the derivatives market and analyses the changes that have occurred, or are set to happen, direct from the most knowledgeable key players in the field.

Following the financial crisis, the derivatives industry has been targeted as one of the leading causes of systemic risk. Regulation of the OTC derivatives sector has become a top priority of governments around the globe in order to reign in excessive leverage and facilitate transparency within the financial markets. The Euromoney Derivatives Handbook 2012/13 discusses the implementation of new regulations and aims to answer questions regarding these changes going forward.

This edition focuses on your biggest future challenges: regulation and technology. Are you ready for these changes? As the market evolves from voice to electronic, and from OTC to cleared, are you confident that you can stay ahead of the curve? Getting a grip on these areas will definitely bring your trading desk to the next level and will also differentiate your business from your competitors.

You may be a derivatives expert, but how do you ensure you stay ahead of your game and evolve with the constantly changing regulation so you're not left behind? Read the expert opinions of some of our highly esteemed contributors who will part with their knowledge to ensure you stay in the game. Contributions from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, the Futures and Options Association, the Futures Industry Association, SuperDerivatives, DBS, and Uralsib, among others, also ensure that The Euromoney Derivatives Handbook 2012/13 will maintain its status as a flagship product.

Table of Contents

The Euromoney Derivatives Handbook 2012/13

Foreword

Chapter 1:
An analysis of sovereign credit default - what the Eurozone crisis can learn from the Greek bailout

Chapter 2:
Equity derivatives in Russia

Chapter 3:
Annual volume survey: listed derivatives volume climbs 11.4% in 2011 to 25 billion contracts worldwide

Chapter 4:
Creating new post-trade infrastructure

Chapter 5:
Turning insight into a competitive edge: challenges facing lenders and borrowers 

Chapter 6:
Asian credit derivatives set to take-off in wake of high liquidity bubble

Chapter 7:
New Canadian OTC derivatives market infrastructure: the construction process continues

Chapter 8:
How have commodity futures markets benefited the farmers - some evidence from India

Chapter 9:
The new regulatory regime for OTC derivatives in Japan

Chapter 10:
Regional protectionism or global engagement

Chapter 11:
Transforming markets and generating liquidity, the electronic exchange for OTC cleared derivatives - a brave new world

Chapter 12:
The 'three Cs' of OTC derivatives in India - commodity derivatives, credit deriviatives and CSAs

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