SGX welcomes Hong Kong advisory firm to derivatives market

Lion Futures caters to international futures markets.

The Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomed Hong Kong-based advisory firm Lion Futures Limited as a trading member of its derivatives market.

The admission of Lion Futures brings the number of trading members in SGX’s derivatives market to 63. In addition, it has 25 clearing members.

“We are pleased to welcome Lion Futures as we expand our global membership and enhance the liquidity of our derivatives market,” SGX head of derivatives Michael Syn said. “Their active participation will help us reach out to more clients with our suite of risk-management and investment tools.”

Incorporated in Hong Kong back in 2016, Lion Futures mainly provides dealing and advisory services to international futures markets.

“We look forward to providing our clients with more diversified trading products and better financial services,” Lion Futures managing director Rover Luo commented.

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