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11 January 2011

NYSE Euronext assesses 2010 in global derivatives business


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NYSE Euronext’s global derivatives business achieved a record year in 2010, final volume data released by the company showed. Overall average daily volume of 8.43 million contracts represented an increase of 24% on 2009.


 NYSE Euronext’s European derivatives business, NYSE Liffe, traded a record 1.2 billion contracts in 2010. Every day an average 4.7 million contracts, representing business with a notional value of €1.2 trillion, was traded through NYSE Liffe, an increase of 14.9% on 2009. Volumes from clients based outside Europe, particularly in the United States and Asia, continued to show above-average growth.

Garry Jones, Executive Vice President and head of global derivatives at NYSE Euronext, said: “I would like to thank our customers for enabling us to establish a new record for our business, in a challenging year. In our U.S. options business, our strategy of offering clients a clear choice of two market models, in NYSE Arca and NYSE Amex, is succeeding, as the strong growth we have seen there shows. The strong growth of our overall U.S. business is significant and promising because this is a key market for us in the coming year. Regulatory approval for New York Portfolio Clearing permitting, we will launch financial futures on NYSE Liffe U.S. later this quarter, with clearing and innovative single-pot margining through NYPC.”

Press release




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