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HKEX lists Asia's first single stock L&I products

Hong Kong's ETP market grew to a record market capitalisation of $463b in 2024.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has debuted Asia's first Single Stock Leveraged and Inverse Products (L&I Products) in Hong Kong.

The newly listed products, managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited, each reference one single stock, providing directional exposure to daily returns of highly liquid stocks from overseas exchanges.

Hong Kong's exchange Traded Products (ETPs) market grew to a record market capitalisation of $463b in 2024. The average daily turnover of ETPs in the first two months of 2025 reached $36b, up 89% from a year earlier.

Moreover, ETPs remain one of the fastest-growing segments in HKEX's markets. These include Asia Pacific's first Saudi Arabian ETF, Asia's first Virtual Asset ETFs, Hong Kong's first-ever listings of Covered Call ETFs, and the most recent cross-listing of Invesco QQQ ETF.
 

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