HOSE to start trading covered warrants in November
The new investment tool, covered warrant, will start listing and trading on the HCM Stock Exchange (HOSE) in November, according to the State Securities Commission (SSC).
The new investment product covered warrant could start trading on the HCM Stock Exchange in November, according to the State Securities Commission. (Photo pif.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - The new investment tool, covered warrant, willstart listing and trading on the HCM Stock Exchange (HOSE) in November,according to the State Securities Commission (SSC).
According to Vietnam’s securities market regulator, HOSE has completed thetrading system for the new product.
Covered warrant is expected to become a new investment tool for investors toreduce the chance of risks, and to provide more options at a lower cost, ascompared to common stocks and fund certificates. It allows the holder tobuy or sell a specific amount of equities, currency or other financialinstruments from the issuer, usually a bank or asimilar financial institution, at a specific price and time.
Covered warrants can have a wide variety of underlying financial products suchas company’s stocks, market indices and fund certificates that meet therequirements of the SSC.
According to HOSE, the first covered warrant products will be the large-capstocks that are listed in the VN30 and the HNX30 indices as they meet therequirements on market capitalisation, trading liquidity and the percentage offree-float shares.
The trading of covered warrants is similar to that of stocks, as investors areallowed to use their stock trading accounts to buy and sell covered warrants.
Investors must ensure that they have enough cash and covered warrants fortrading if they want to make purchase or sale transactions. In addition, marginlending is not eligible for trading of covered warrant.
Issuers of covered warrants are securities companies and they must meet somestandards, such as no accumulated losses, charter capital and ownership equityof at least 1 trillion VND (roughly 44 million USD), as reported in the latestannual and half-year financial reports, and fully licensed securitiesoperations.
As of mid-2017, some 10 securities firms have charter capital and ownershipequity of more than 1 trillion VND, including Saigon Securities Inc (SSI),VNDirect Securities (VNDS), ACB Securities (ACBS) and VPBank Securities (VPBS),as well as HCM City Securities (HSC) and Việt Capital Securities (VCSC).
Some others have charter capital of between 800 billion VND and 1 trillion VND,such as FPT Securities (FPTS), Vietinbank Securities (CTS), BIDV Securities(BSC) and MayBank Kim Eng Securities (MBKE).-VNA
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