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Derivatives and the real economy

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Sipko J.

Creative and Knowledge Society

2011

vol. 1

issue 1

33-43

The paper describes the development of the derivatives market and compares it with the development of the real economy. Based on official data the paper describes how the derivatives market has significantly increased its volume of trading, mainly after the abolishment of the Glass-Steagal Act. The growing volume of the derivatives market also significantly contributed to the global financial crisis. This paper also compares the growth of the global nominal and real gross domestic product with the pace of growth of the overall derivatives market, but mainly the over-the-counter market. Based on preliminary findings, the paper came to the conclusion that it is critical to implement all the requisite measures in order to eliminate non-transparent transactions with certain derivatives products in order to put the global economy on a sustainable, solid and balanced economic growth path.

EMIR and the OTC derivatives market

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Bilski A., Michalski P.

Przegląd Prawniczy Europejskiego Stowarzyszenia Studentów Prawa ELSA Poland

2013

issue 1

47-52

EMIR will fundamentally alter the structure of the OTC derivatives markets.41 Institutions will have to adjust their business models, examine their profitability perspectives, scan through their operational data in order to adapt to the new regulation. On the other hand the outcome of EMIR is (arguably) going to create greater transparency which can in effect lead to facilitating efficient pricing of OTC derivatives contracts and greater financial stabilization

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