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Functions of London International Financial Futures Exchange
At the beginning of the establishment of 1982, its trading contract was limited to financial futures, and 1985 introduced futures trading. Since its establishment, the types of trading contracts have been expanding, from the initial seven to 2 1 at the end of 0988 (including metal futures and options trading). At the same time, the transaction volume has also increased rapidly. In the first year of the opening of the exchange, the daily trading volume was about 6500 lots. In May of 1984, the average daily turnover began to exceed 10000 lots, and in June of 1987 it reached more than 70000 lots. With the increase in the types of trading contracts and the significant increase in trading volume, London international financial futures have attracted more and more attention in the international financial market.