Hong Kong Muscles In on Singapore’s China Stock Futures Monopoly

Bloomberg2021-10-18

HKEX to launch trading of A-shares derivatives product Monday FTSE mulls index changes that could boost Singapore’s offering Outside the Exchange Square complex, which houses the Hong Kong Stock ...

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TKCat
2021-10-18
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Singapore exchange nothing to compete. Small retail investors population.
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2021-10-18
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2021-10-18
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Good for KH
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2021-10-18
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The futures accounted for about 10% of SGX’s total revenues and 29% of derivatives revenue in the 2021 fiscal year ended June, according to Citigroup research.\nWith more customer demand for access to onshore China, FTSE Russell this week concluded a market consultation on potentially doubling the number of members of its China A50 Index to the 100 largest stocks by market capitalization.\nThe Singapore bourse has built its derivatives product on this gauge and an expansion of the index could pave the way for it to increase exposure to the market, Michael Syn, SGX’s head of equities, said in an interview.\nInside the Singapore Exchange Ltd. (SGX) headquarters in Singapore.Photographer: Lauryn Ishak/Bloomberg\nThe turnover of China’s derivatives market versus cash equities is “still very, very low” and the offshore futures market compared to onshore is much smaller, leaving room for growth, he added. 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