HKFE Survey Supports Move To Electronic Trading, Final Contracts To Be Migrated
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HONG KONG--The Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) has announced the findings of a member survey, which supports the exchange's intention to continue its migration from open outcry trading to electronic trading. With these results, HKFE has also stated that it will migrate its two highest volume financial products from open outcry trading to the exchange's matching automated trading system (ATS) within the next 18 to 24 months. This switch will complete the exchange's move to electronic trading
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