Titlebook: Asia Pacific Derivative Markets; Erik Banks Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 accounting.China

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98879-1y. This, in turn, has slowed the creation of local derivatives, most of which are in the very preliminary stages of development. As deregulation generates more active secondary participation and the primary markets continue expanding, further domestic derivative innovation and participation is anticipated.

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New Zealand, (i.e. the top ten domestic equities, three- and ten-year New Zealand Government Bonds, and US$/NZ$ and A$/NZ$ currency rates). The country’s domestic derivative market minors the cash market: the range of local derivative instruments is broad but liquidity in certain listed/OTC contracts tends to be thin.

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Taiwan,y. This, in turn, has slowed the creation of local derivatives, most of which are in the very preliminary stages of development. As deregulation generates more active secondary participation and the primary markets continue expanding, further domestic derivative innovation and participation is anticipated.

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Dieter Blohm,Hans-Joachim Conradn recent years through rejuvenated bill and bond programmes. As a result of its vibrant cash markets, Hong Kong’s derivative market has developed into an important component of the domestic financial system: listed and OTC derivatives are common, innovation is considerable, and liquidity is on the rise.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-05871-3inancial instruments, Malaysia’s role as a key regional commodity producer (e.g. crude palm oil, rubber, tin, cocoa, coffee) has resulted in the development of liquid physical cash markets for such products. The rapidly developing cash markets have resulted in the creation of a reasonably broad, and growing, range of domestic derivatives.

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Hong Kong,n recent years through rejuvenated bill and bond programmes. As a result of its vibrant cash markets, Hong Kong’s derivative market has developed into an important component of the domestic financial system: listed and OTC derivatives are common, innovation is considerable, and liquidity is on the rise.

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