China looks beyond commodity derivatives with equity options launch

shanghai-stock-exchange — Shanghai Stock Exchange, home to one of the two new options launches

Justin Lee
20 Mar 2014

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Although the first commodity-linked futures contract in China was traded in March 1991 on the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, the development of other asset classes including equity-linked futures and options products has lagged markedly with the first futures contract referencing the CSI 300 index, an index of 300 Shanghai and Shenzhen listed A-shares, launched as recently as 2010 on the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX).

As a measure of the dominance of commodity derivatives onshore, 66%

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