Hong Kong-listed derivatives on Chinese stocks
Cheril Lee, the bank’s Hong Kong-based head of securitised derivatives products, said: “This was the right time to launch, as the exchange had approved warrants on this underlying and the market was now liquid enough.”
Société Générale will launch a similar warrant on March 8, but has not released further details.
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