Singapore Exchange has reached a new agreement with MSCI to further deepen cooperation between the two parties, marking a significant effort by Singapore Exchange to expand its derivatives products. According to executives at Singapore Exchange, the exchange will work with MSCI to introduce up to 100 new futures and options contracts based on its indices. These contracts will cover both developed and emerging markets as well as major industry indices, including utilities, industrials, energy, a

Singapore Exchange and MSCI have reached a new agreement to further deepen their cooperative relationship, marking Singapore Exchange's strong expansion of its derivatives products. According to Singapore Exchange executives, Singapore Exchange will collaborate with MSCI to introduce as many as 100 new futures and options contracts on its indices. These contracts will cover both developed and emerging markets, as well as key sector indices including utilities, industrials, energy, and finance. The CEO of Singapore Exchange stated: "Market participants are increasingly focusing on markets beyond a single region. This concerns not only countries or regions, but also industries. This is the direction of our clients' feedback, so we are expanding contracts for Asian countries, products, and asset classes."