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Derivatives giants map routes to Asia growth

NYSE Liffe and Eurex have announced plans aimed at deepening their ties with Asian banks and brokers, and with other regional exchanges

Europe's largest derivatives exchanges, Eurex and NYSE Liffe, today announced new initiatives aimed at broadening their presence in Asia-Pacific, as each looks to strengthen its position in the region amid growing competition.

Eurex is seeking to increase the volume of trading it attracts from derivatives market participants in Asia by reducing its connectivity fees by 50% until 2014, and expanding the bandwidth it offers traders at its local data centres in Hong Kong and Singapore.

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