China Merchants upgrades systems amid global derivatives push
China Merchants Securities has upgraded its risk management systems ahead of planned international expansion and efforts to offer more derivatives, exchange-traded funds and warrants services
China Merchants Securities, the securities arm of China Merchants Group, has upgraded its international trading and risk management platform in a bid to meet the needs of its growing derivatives and securities business activities outside of mainland China.
"A combination of geographic expansion and product range growth prompted us to adapt a more international risk management platform," Zhi Luo
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