EUR Rates
Laura Carlyle — Director and Senior Fixed Income Trader, BlackRock
U.K. Rates
Douglas Kerr — Head of Rates Future Sales Trading, Goldman Sachs
Short-Term Interest Rate futures & options
Helen Hartwell — Global Head of Exchange Traded Derivatives Strategic Development and Market Structure, UBS
Total Return Futures
Jamie Sandells — Portfolio Manager, Janus Henderson
MSCI Climate Paris Aligned Index Futures
Chris Khouri — Senior Portfolio Manager, L&G
Interest Rate derivatives
ICE operates the largest marketplace for U.K. and European interest rates futures and options, including ESTR, Euribor, SONIA and Gilts, as well as SARON futures. Our global rate contracts span geographies, currencies and tenors, providing participants around the world with effective tools to manage risk in a capital-efficient manner.
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Equity derivatives
As a global leader in equity derivatives, ICE provides market participants with deep liquidity, efficiency, and precision across developed and emerging markets. ICE is the home of U.K. equity derivatives and the leading venue for MSCI index derivatives worldwide, offering unmatched access to global equity exposures.
In collaboration with FTSE and MSCI, ICE delivers futures and options contracts based on industry-leading benchmarks. Flagship contracts include FTSE 100 Index Futures & Options, the MSCI ACWI, MSCI EAFE and MSCI Emerging Markets Index Futures.
Index Futures & Options
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