Chinese regulators are preparing to open up trading of bond futures to domestic commercial banks as the government seeks to increase hedging tools and lure more foreign investors into the country’s $13tn bond market.
At present, brokerages and a few other types of buyers have been allowed in to the bond futures market but trading volumes are thin.
China’s securities regulator, the CSRC, is drafting changes to laws that would allow commercial banks to trade futures, moves that could be implemented by the end of this year, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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