Overview

The Shanghai International Energy Exchange Co., Ltd. (“INE”) is an international exchange established by the Shanghai Futures Exchange in 2013 with the approval of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).

INE operates in accordance with the Futures and Derivatives Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Company Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Regulations on Administration of Futures Trading, and CSRC regulations. Its scope of business encompasses organizing the listing, trading, clearing, and delivery of derivatives (including futures and options) as well as related activities; establishing business rules; exercising market self-regulation; publishing market data; and providing related services on technologies, venues, and facilities.

INE currently lists five futures products—crude oil, low sulfur fuel oil, TSR 20, bonded copper, and containerized freight index (SCFIS) (Europe service) futures—as well as crude oil options, all of which are directly accessible by overseas investors.

Committed to maintaining an open, fair, and impartial market, INE aspires to be a robust, international, and professional platform for the trading of derivatives, operating in accordance with market needs and rules. To contribute to high-quality economic development, it endeavors to provide price discovery, risk management, and investment management tools to firms and investors worldwide and facilitate the optimal allocation of key commodities and services.

Overview

The Shanghai International Energy Exchange Co., Ltd. (“INE”) is an international exchange established by the Shanghai Futures Exchange in 2013 with the approval of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC).

INE operates in accordance with the Futures and Derivatives Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Company Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Regulations on Administration of Futures Trading, and CSRC regulations. Its scope of business encompasses organizing the listing, trading, clearing, and delivery of derivatives (including futures and options) as well as related activities; establishing business rules; exercising market self-regulation; publishing market data; and providing related services on technologies, venues, and facilities.

INE currently lists five futures products—crude oil, low sulfur fuel oil, TSR 20, bonded copper, and containerized freight index (SCFIS) (Europe service) futures—as well as crude oil options, all of which are directly accessible by overseas investors.

Committed to maintaining an open, fair, and impartial market, INE aspires to be a robust, international, and professional platform for the trading of derivatives, operating in accordance with market needs and rules. To contribute to high-quality economic development, it endeavors to provide price discovery, risk management, and investment management tools to firms and investors worldwide and facilitate the optimal allocation of key commodities and services.

About INE