External Links
- Royal Bank of Scotland report on UK Commercial Exchange Traded Property Derivative Futures.
- Free information on property derivatives and investment strategies.
- Report on the State of the Sector & Subsector Property Derivatives Market (March 2010)
- 'Trading Property Derivatives'; PDIG - practical tips and advice on how to tackle the issues involved in getting an organisation to the stage where it can trade derivatives routinely. March 2010
- 'Getting into Property Derivatives'; PDIG - independent report by market practitioners to support further development in the understanding of property derivatives, with a particular focus on potential end-users of the product. updated Feb.2010
- FTSE Indices for Property Derivatives; FTSE
- Property Derivatives; ICAP Property Derivatives
- Property Derivatives;DTZ Tullet Prebon
- Property Derivatives, A Meaningful Introduction to Property Derivatives
- ISDA’s 2007 Property Index Derivatives Definitions: A Killer Application for the Property Index Derivatives Market? Edmund Parker
- Property Linked Warrants and Certificates
- Property Derivatives Interest Group (PDIG)- A Special Interest Group of the UK's Investment Property Forum
- Eurex - Property Index Futures
- S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index Forecasts
- CB Richard Ellis-GFI Property Derivatives, GFI PropertyMatch trading portal
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