Futures contracts tied to bonds issued by the European Union are increasingly likely to be launched next year, according to a report by Reuters this morning (6 October).
Quoting an EU official, Reuters said that €500bn of outstanding debt was seen by the markets as the amount needed to create a big enough bond market that could support a futures contract:
"We will reach this number in 2024, so this requirement would be fulfilled", the official said.
Share this article
Eric Sturdza Investments launches Strategic Vietnam Prosperity Fund
Eric Sturdza Investments, an independent asset management firm providing active strategies to institutional and professional clients, has launched the Strategic Vietnam Prosperity Fund, providing exposure to an Asian equity market that is "poised to record significant economic expansion". In a statement on 13 December, it said Vietnam benefits from the trend in China, and globally, […]
How to get visas for EU countries - and how much money is needed
The majority of UK nationals who are considering acquiring a holiday home in Europe, or those who might want to go a stage further and retire there, will quickly realise the most noticeable change in the relationship between the UK and the EU since Brexit is how restricted we are now in entering the EU, […]
Evelyn Partners launches financial planning graduate programme
Evelyn Partners has launched a financial planning graduate programme, which will welcome its first cohort in September 2024. In a statement on 3 January, the wealth management and professional services group said the scheme will teach recruits how to build relationships with clients, assess their complete financial position, build flexible plans and provide appropriate recommendations […]
© Investment International | Site By Furness Media