Cooperative hedging business refers to a business model in which two enterprises sign a cooperation agreement, and when the other party needs to establish a hedging position through the futures market, one party provides partial financial support and risk control services. The significance of cooperative hedging business: providing certain financial support and guidance for entity enterprises in the futures market can reduce the financial pressure of entity enterprises, make up for their lack of operating experience, and is conducive to the realization of hedging objectives.

Cooperative hedging business can be divided into three types according to the degree of cooperation, namely: financial support, professional service and business product.

Financial support cooperative hedging business means that Company A provides partial financial support, the customer is responsible for hedging operation, and A entrusts a futures company to monitor the customer's risk.

Professional services cooperative hedging business means that Company A provides partial financial support, and Company A provides trading and risk control guidance to customers.

Business productization cooperative hedging business refers to the customer buying the risk management products of company A and packaging the hedging operation to company A for operation.