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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 59 MIN

The European Market Brief 25: The Rise of Credit Index Futures

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This episode of The European Market Brief dives deep into the rapidly evolving world of credit derivatives and fixed income trading. Mark Longo is joined by Russell Rhoads ("Dr. VIX"), Natesh Pothalingam from Bloomberg, and Chris Dopp from Eurex to explore the explosive growth in listed credit index futures, the impact of inflation and geopolitical volatility on the credit markets, and why institutional and retail traders alike are increasingly embracing credit products. The panel discusses: Why credit index futures are gaining traction How rising rates and inflation fears are reshaping fixed income markets The evolution of European and global credit trading Why listed credit products may be more efficient than ETFs or OTC products Retail and "pro-tail" access to credit markets The future of sector-based and geographically expanded credit products Why liquidity and capital efficiency are driving adoption Plus: insights into high yield, investment grade credit, emerging markets, systematic trading flows, and the growing role of credit derivatives in modern portfolio management.

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