Marex Group has launched access to Chinese -international future contracts, allowing customers to directly connect to 24 products and options for electronic implementation and clearance contracts.
The company said on Wednesday that the products extend over agricultural commodities, energy, minerals and shipping, and they are included in the Shanghai International Energy Stock Exchange, the exchange of dalian goods and the exchange of the Zhengzhou commodity.
The initiative follows the approval of Maricks from the Chinese Securities Regulatory Committee to work as an external mediator.
Maricks said that the demand for these contracts is growing between companies and exporters who seek to manage long -term risk and enhance the discovery of prices in Chinese local goods.
The company added that expanding the scope of access to international Chinese future contracts support its strategy to expand its geographical scope and enhance its importance to customers.
The move comes after the opening of the new Hong Kong office in Maricks earlier this year, a move by the CEO of Asia and the Pacific Ocean, Arthur Van, emphasized the company’s regional ambitions.
“We continue to search for new ways to connect our global customers to the Asian markets, and to provide them with new options to manage their risks,” Van said. “This arrival is an additional evidence of our commitment to investing in Asia and in the display of our products, even during the unconfirmed times in the global markets.”
The derivatives circulated in the exchange of Chinese goods have grown rapidly since international access to the market in 2018.
According to the Association of Futures Industry, they represent more than half of the global commodities traded in the first five months of 2025.