The financial derivatives market has developed particularly rapidly. In 2006, China Financial Futures Exchange was established, which started the development of China financial futures market. Only four years later, the establishment of 20 10 stock index futures market marked the beginning of a new era in China's capital market. In June 2004, Shanghai Stock Exchange began to launch stock index futures. April 8, 2005-The Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index was officially released. On September 5th, 2006, Xinhua FTSE A50 stock index futures was launched in Singapore, which greatly stimulated the securities and futures industry in China. Relevant parties are worried that the pre-launch of domestic index futures abroad will give up the pricing power of the securities market halfway, and the demand for the pricing power of the securities market has accelerated the launch process of futures indexes. In 2009, the economic situation gradually improved. With the consent of the State Council, the CSRC approved the establishment of China Financial Futures Exchange and began to prepare for the listing of stock index futures. 20 10 at 9: 00 am on February 22nd, CICC officially accepted the application for opening an account for stock index futures trading. With the reform and development of economic system and financial system, China's derivatives market has experienced many breakthroughs and hardships in the past decade. Experienced the failure of foreign exchange futures, treasury bonds futures and stock index futures trading. In China's derivatives market, Zhengzhou, Dalian and Shanghai commodity futures markets have been rectified and standardized twice by 1994 and 1998, and have gained successful experience in developing derivatives markets in China.
In China's financial derivatives market, the main financial derivatives transactions are still insufficient. Treasury bond futures are the earliest financial derivatives in China. 1In February 1992, the Shanghai Stock Exchange took the lead in launching treasury bond futures trading, and the variety of 12 was opened to institutional investors one after another. In 2004, the CSRC approved the qualifications of many domestic banks to operate financial derivatives, and domestic commercial banks increased the promotion of personal financial derivatives and launched a variety of foreign exchange wealth management products. So far, although the varieties of derivatives are still not enough to meet the market demand, the growth rate and government promotion are still worth looking forward to.