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Abstract:Interactive Brokers has now included Bursa Malaysia’s listed derivatives on its platform. This development enables clients to trade Crude Palm Oil Futures (FCPO) and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures (FKLI), expanding their investment strategy options.
Interactive Brokers has now included Bursa Malaysias listed derivatives on its platform. This development enables clients to trade Crude Palm Oil Futures (FCPO) and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures (FKLI), expanding their investment strategy options.
The integration grants traders access to significant ASEAN market instruments alongside a variety of global financial products. The addition of FCPO and FKLI futures offers clients more trading opportunities. FCPO contracts, priced in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR), have been a benchmark for crude palm oil prices globally since 1980, used by industry participants for risk management and by financial institutions to handle price changes. FKLI futures give institutional and retail investors exposure to the FBM KLCI index, which helps diversify their portfolios.
This move supports Interactive Brokers goal of expanding trading opportunities for its global clients. Besides FCPO and FKLI futures, the firm plans to add more Bursa Malaysia products in the future. This expansion emphasizes Interactive Brokers' dedication to offering advanced technology, broad market access, and competitive pricing for both self-directed and institutional investors.
David Friedland, Head of APAC at Interactive Brokers, expressed that the integration of Bursa Malaysia-listed derivatives into the platform signifies the company's dedication to expanding its product range.
Interactive Brokers reported strong financial results for the second quarter of 2024, reflecting its robust market position. The company noted a 37% rise in diluted earnings per share, reaching $1.65, up from $1.20 in the same period last year.
Additionally, Interactive Brokers has partnered with HSBC to extend market access. This partnership allows HSBC's clients in the UAE to access international trading markets via a unified platform, offering equities, ETFs, and bonds across 25 markets and 77 exchanges worldwide.
By integrating Bursa Malaysias derivatives, Interactive Brokers aims to enhance its clients' trading capabilities with sophisticated tools and strategies, reaffirming its commitment to providing diverse and innovative trading solutions.
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