Under Japan's Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, derivatives transactions carried out on a financial instruments market under the standards and means set by the person that operates that market are called "market derivatives transactions." Similar transactions carried out on a foreign financial instruments market are called "foreign market derivatives transactions"1. Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) clears exchange-traded derivatives on Osaka Exchange and other exchanges2.
Exchange-traded derivative
- Japanese
- 上場デリバティブ
- Also known as
- Listed derivative
- Last reviewed
- September 24, 2026
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An exchange-traded derivative is a derivative bought and sold on an exchange market under the contract specifications and trading methods set by the exchange.
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