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Trading in Derivatives at IFSC

At the International Financial Services Centre, which is regulated by a single unified regulator called IFSCA (International Financial Services Authority) there are two exchanges apart from one spot exchange for Gold (IIBX). These exchanges are – BSE Promoted India International Exchange IFSC Ltd – India Inx and NSE promoted NSE IX . Both the exchanges provide multiple products to trade in the derivatives segment. The details of the product and the contract designs are as below:

INDIA INX Product Snapshot

Index Derivatives
  • Sensex
  • India 50
Currency Derivatives
  • Global Currency Derivatives
  • Rupee Derivatives – INR USD, USD INR
Equity Derivatives
  • Indian Single Stock Derivatives
Debt
  • Foreign Currency Bond
  • Masala Bonds
  • Green / Social / Sustainable Bonds
Commodity Derivatives
  • Precious Metals – Gold, Gold Quanto, Silver
  • Base Metals – Copper, Aluminium, Zinc, Lead, Nickel
  • Energy – Brent Crude Oil

NSE IX Product Snapshot

Index Derivatives
  • Nifty
  • Bank Nifty
  • Nifty Financial
Currency Derivatives
  • Global Currency Derivatives – EURUSD, GBPUSD, JPYUSD, CHFUSD, AUDUSD
  • Rupee Derivatives – INRUSD, QINRUSD
Equity Derivatives
  • Indian Single Stock Derivatives - Currently, derivatives on 155 equity securities are available for trading
Commodity Derivatives
  • Precious Metals – Gold, Silver
Depository Receipts
  • Depository Receipt means a negotiable financial instrument representing underlying securities of a company listed in India (outside IFSC) or in a foreign jurisdiction and provides the investors with ability to trade in foreign companies shares.
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