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Clock ticks for CEE derivatives

Warsaw is leading the central and eastern European derivatives charge, but regulatory changes could prove a double-edged sword for the market

The rapidly growing derivatives market in central and eastern Europe, which was hit by the financial crisis, has steadily recovered. The Warsaw Stock Exchange has led the charge.

It traded 13.7 million units of index futures last year, making it the dominant exchange in the CEE region and the fourth biggest in Europe, according to data from WSE and the Federation of European Securities Exchanges.

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