BIS data show rebound in OTC derivatives
The notional amount of over-the-counter derivatives trades outstanding bounced back to reach $605 trillion by the end of June, according to figures released by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
The figure is up 10% on the previous survey, which was released in May. It saw the notional value of OTC derivatives fall for the first time since surveying started in 1998 - dropping 13.4% to $592 trillion.
The latest survey revises the extent of last year's fall in derivatives notional
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