European Market Brief
European Market Brief
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The European Market Brief discusses current activity across a broad spectrum of Eurex products (e.g. EURO STOXX®, VSTOXX®, DAX®, Euro-Bund, Euro-Bobl, Euro-Schatz derivatives, etc.). We look at trading activity across Eurex’s options and futures products. The program also features special guests discussing the unique developments in each respective market.
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Focuses on European financial markets, delving into Eurex products with episodes covering topics like the performance of EURO STOXX and VSTOXX, trading strategies for DAX derivatives, and the implications of Euro-Bund movements, aiming to keep listeners updated on evolving market trends.
The European Market Brief discusses current activity across a broad spectrum of Eurex products (e.g. EURO STOXX®, VSTOXX®, DAX®, Euro-Bund, Euro-Bobl, Euro-Schatz derivatives, etc.). We look at trading activity across Eurex’s options and futures products. The program also features special guests discussing the unique developments in each respective market.
What does it really take to access Europe’s derivatives markets—and are they as fragmented and difficult to navigate as many U.S. traders believe?
On this episode of The European Market Brief, Mark Longo is joined by Dr. Russell Rhoads along with Eurex’s Marcel Rothacker, Head of Derivatives Trading Development, and Andre Eue, Head of Derivatives Market Development, for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of European market access.
They explore the perception of fragmentation across Europe, the liquidity that may not always be visible in the order book, and the efforts underway to make European markets easier and more efficient to access. The conversation covers sponsored access, cloud connectivity, regulatory market making, vendor integration, electronic RFQ platforms, off-book trading, and the growing role of retail investors in European derivatives.
The panel also discusses how Eurex is working to lower barriers for U.S. and global market participants, improve access to liquidity, and expand distribution through new technology, platforms, and brokers.
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