If you pass the exam, it is called qualification. Qualification is useless.

It is only useful if you are affiliated with the company, sign a contract with the company to become a formal employee and become a professional qualification.

Intermediaries are not qualified to practice, so it is the same whether they have a certificate or not.

From what you said, you should already be an employee of a futures company and have a labor contract.

Then imagine, can you still sign a contract with a securities company to obtain the qualification of securities practice?

The dual qualification you mentioned can only be realized under one condition, that is, the securities company controlled by your futures company.

With IB business qualification, you can develop securities and futures business at the same time.

At present, there are few in China. In this case, a few employees of securities companies with IB qualification can develop securities and futures business at the same time.

I've never heard of the opposite situation like you. Try to coordinate with the company.