Japan Exchange Group set for major derivatives push

The newly merged JPX is plotting a dramatic increase in its derivatives trading volumes and wants to expand into the local commodities markets for the first time

The Japan Exchange Group – created by the $1.7 billion merger of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange in January – is planning to boost its derivatives volumes by almost 50% within two years and revive trading in the local commodities market.

It has laid out plans to capitalise on its increased size and scale and, according to its post-merger business plan, become "a top-class Asian derivatives market".

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