The Nasdaq-listed brokerage brings SGX's derivatives roster to 68 trading members and 34 clearing members.
The membership adds direct clearing rights as IBKR extends a string of Asia-Pacific exchange connections.
The skyline of Singapore
Interactive
Brokers Singapore has joined Singapore Exchange as a trading and clearing
member of its derivatives market, the latest step by the Nasdaq-listed
brokerage to widen its direct access to Asia-Pacific venues and route more of
its regional flow through local infrastructure.
The
admission gives the unit the ability to both execute and clear trades on SGX's
futures and options markets without routing through a third-party intermediary.
SGX said
the addition brings its derivatives ecosystem to 68 trading members and 34
clearing members, up from the 64 trading members and 26 clearing members the
exchange reported in 2021.
SGX
membership fits a clear pattern. In November 2025, the broker added Taiwan's Taipei Exchange to its trading roster, pitching
small and mid-cap access to clients worldwide.
A year
earlier, in August 2024, it integrated Bursa Malaysia's listed derivatives,
covering Crude Palm Oil Futures and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures. Earlier
moves extended the firm's reach into Japan through global CFDs and into Hong
Kong through cryptocurrency trading.
Yujun Lin,
CEO of Interactive Brokers Singapore, said in a statement that the membership
"underscores our commitment to Singapore and the broader Asia Pacific
region."
SGX Membership Base Grows
as Competition Broadens
The SGX
roster has expanded steadily over the past six years. US-listed INTL FCStone's
Singapore unit joined as a trading and clearing member in 2019, taking the
exchange to 62 trading and 25 clearing members at the time.
Chinese
firms including Shanxi Securities International Futures and Hong Kong-based
Synergy Futures followed in 2021, as SGX worked to deepen cross-border
participation in its pan-Asia equity index, FX and commodity contracts.
On the
institutional side, SGX has attracted fresh volume from regional and global
participants, with banks including Mizuho plugging into its FX platform.
Pol de Win,
Head of Global Sales and Origination at SGX Group, said the admission
"reflects sustained international interest" in the exchange's
derivatives ecosystem.
Interactive
Brokers Singapore has joined Singapore Exchange as a trading and clearing
member of its derivatives market, the latest step by the Nasdaq-listed
brokerage to widen its direct access to Asia-Pacific venues and route more of
its regional flow through local infrastructure.
The
admission gives the unit the ability to both execute and clear trades on SGX's
futures and options markets without routing through a third-party intermediary.
SGX said
the addition brings its derivatives ecosystem to 68 trading members and 34
clearing members, up from the 64 trading members and 26 clearing members the
exchange reported in 2021.
SGX
membership fits a clear pattern. In November 2025, the broker added Taiwan's Taipei Exchange to its trading roster, pitching
small and mid-cap access to clients worldwide.
A year
earlier, in August 2024, it integrated Bursa Malaysia's listed derivatives,
covering Crude Palm Oil Futures and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures. Earlier
moves extended the firm's reach into Japan through global CFDs and into Hong
Kong through cryptocurrency trading.
Yujun Lin,
CEO of Interactive Brokers Singapore, said in a statement that the membership
"underscores our commitment to Singapore and the broader Asia Pacific
region."
SGX Membership Base Grows
as Competition Broadens
The SGX
roster has expanded steadily over the past six years. US-listed INTL FCStone's
Singapore unit joined as a trading and clearing member in 2019, taking the
exchange to 62 trading and 25 clearing members at the time.
Chinese
firms including Shanxi Securities International Futures and Hong Kong-based
Synergy Futures followed in 2021, as SGX worked to deepen cross-border
participation in its pan-Asia equity index, FX and commodity contracts.
On the
institutional side, SGX has attracted fresh volume from regional and global
participants, with banks including Mizuho plugging into its FX platform.
Pol de Win,
Head of Global Sales and Origination at SGX Group, said the admission
"reflects sustained international interest" in the exchange's
derivatives ecosystem.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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