Futures qualification is a threshold qualification for those who work in futures companies or engage in futures business in securities and futures markets.

It's no use working in a bank.

At present, the main connection between futures business and banks is fund custody. There is no obvious difference between futures fund custody and other fund custody businesses such as securities and spot, and there is no special legal requirement. Therefore, the personnel engaged in this business docking in the bank do not need futures professional knowledge, so they do not need futures qualification.

Is qualification helpful for working in a bank? There is a business abroad that is widely used in banks, that is, warehouse receipt pledge loans, or trading and manufacturers hedging spot positions exposed by price fluctuations, which is conducive to applying for bank loans. This business is also being done in coastal cities in China, but not much. Maybe one or two people in a branch or a larger branch can understand this. The warehouse receipt pledge or hedging mentioned here requires rich practical experience.

The last one is the futures trading team set up by the bank itself to participate in the trading of treasury bonds futures. Obviously, this requires practical experience and has little to do with the qualification of futures.