SMX at a Glance

The Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX) is the first pan-Asian multi-product commodity and currency derivatives exchange. Situated in Singapore, SMX offers a comprehensive platform for trading a diversified basket of commodities including futures and options contracts on precious metals, base metals, agriculture commodities, energy, currencies and commodity indices.

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Benefits @ SMX

Market Transparency

 

Price Risk Management

Trade transparency is consistent via the electronic matching of bids and offers based on price-time priority. SMX uses advanced technology and systems specially created for today's commodities and derivatives markets.

 

Producers and traders of commodities can rely on SMX for a well-adjusted hedging mechanism which matches their risk reduction needs.

Price Discovery

 

Single Window For Multiple Products

Price discovery is more reflective of demand and supply fundamentals for commodities consumed or produced in large quantities in Asia.

 

SMX is an exchange based in one location but offering trading across multiple time zones for multiple product types and derivative asset classes within the convenient framework of a financial and technological hub.

Price Benchmarking

 

Time Zone Convenience

Benchmarks for commodity prices are available for other global markets opening throughout each day.

 

SMX synchronises commodities trading and their related derivatives, vastly reducing time gaps between physical and hedging activity.

Counterparty Guarantee

 

Multiple Connectivity Options

Clearing and settlement of all SMX Contracts are guaranteed through a Central Counterparty - the SMX Clearing Corporation (SMXCC) - which is governed by the regulator of Singapore's financial markets, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

 

Access to the SMX trading platform is possible via leased lines, dial-up solutions, multi-protocol label switching, the internet (either using SMX native front-end solutions or front-ends developed by independent software vendors otherwise known as ISVs), or directly through Members' own technology departments using financial information exchange protocol (otherwise known as FIX).

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