QFII investors may get access to exchange futures in China

Georgina Lee
25 May 2010

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The Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) is considering offering foreign institutional investors access to its existing eight commodity futures contracts through a qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) scheme that would operate along similar lines to that currently offered on stocks and bonds.

A spokesperson at the SHFE tells Asia Risk that using QFII to include commodities futures was the exchange's response to "the internationalisation of China's futures market". However, the SHFE did

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