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KFE to introduce bond future sweeteners

The Korean Futures Exchange intends to implement a set of incentives to improve liquidity in the longer maturities of bond futures. It wants to do so so that Korean government bonds can be included in an international exchange.

  • 06 Sep 2010

The Korean Futures Exchange (KFE) has announced a series of policy incentives in a bid to increase liquidity in the bond futures market, notably in the 10-year tenor.

The bourse revealed the new measures on September 1, although a final implementation date has yet to be fixed.

The intention ...

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