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QFII gets nod to trade stock index futures

(People's Daily Online)

13:37, January 25, 2013

Edited and translated by Liang Jun, People's Daily Online

China Financial Futures Exchange has recently allowed several qualified foreign institutional investors (QFII) to apply for opening trading accounts of stock index futures, so investors are about to participate in stock index futures trading, according to People's Daily on Friday.

The move is conductive to further improve investor structure of stock index futures market and to stabilize share-holding of spot market. It is also helpful to introduce foreign mature risk management concept, advocate rational investment and promote healthy and stable development of capital markets.

Read the Chinese version: QFII获批参与股指期货交易
Source: People's Daily; Author: Xie Weiqun


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