FOW Trading Amsterdam 2024 to take place on April 10
12th February, 2024
Topics span European derivatives market trends and regulatory updates, interest rate derivatives, equity derivatives, technology innovation, crypto assets, the shortened settlement cycle and trading opportunities in Asia
The 14th edition of the premier event for the derivatives trading community, Trading Amsterdam 2024, organised by FOW, will take place on April 10 at Hilton Amsterdam. Bringing together banks, brokers, exchanges, funds, asset management firms, proprietary traders, CTAs and technology providers from around the world, this conference promises to be a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, networking and exploring the latest trends in the derivatives trading landscape.
The event will feature a series of insightful sessions led by experienced professionals and thought leaders in the industry. Topics will span a wide range of subjects, including European derivatives market trends and regulatory updates, interest rate derivatives, equity derivatives, technology innovation, crypto assets, the shortened settlement cycle and trading opportunities in Asia.
Trading Amsterdam 2024 also seeks to foster collaboration and promote growth within the derivatives trading community. With a diverse audience, participants will have unparalleled opportunities to engage with industry peers, exchange ideas, and explore potential partnerships.
For more information and registration details, please visit the official Trading Amsterdam 2024 website: https://events.fow.com/G7oZyV?locale=en&refid=fow+website&utm_medium=in-house+display&utm_source=fow&utm_campaign=fow_trading+amsterdam+2024_2024-02-01
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