Hong Kong media: HKEx may launch Chinese government bond futures contracts in the third quarter
2024-04-28 23:38:13
On April 29, according to Hong Kong media "Hong Kong Economic Journal" reported that there are many foreign investors holding Chinese government bonds, but the risk channels are limited. At the end of last year, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange showed a development blueprint. If the regulator approves and the market is ready, it plans to launch treasury bond futures contracts in the first quarter of this year. However, the first quarter has passed, and the product has not yet been released. According to the news, the institutions that strive to become the relevant liquidity provider plan have already conducted user acceptance tests (UAT). The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is preparing to launch treasury bond futures and will submit a product license petition to the Securities Supervision Commission. If it can be approved by the regulatory authorities within the next month, the product can be launched around July or within the third quarter at the soonest. However, the final arrangement still does not rule out changes, subject to the announcement.
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