NSE to launch dated Brent Crude oil futures in collaboration with S&P Global
New Delhi [India], April 7 (ANI): The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) announced a strategic collaboration with S&P Global Energy to introduce exchange-traded derivatives based on Platts physical spot market benchmarks.
According to NSE, the exchange planned to initially launch Dated Brent Crude Oil (Platts) futures contracts based on the Platts Dated Brent benchmark. This development followed a collaboration with S&P Global Energy, which functioned as a provider of data and benchmark prices for commodity markets.
The integration of Platts benchmarks, which are part of S&P Global Energy, provided a framework for domestic participants to access international reference prices.
Sriram Krishnan, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO), NSE, said, "This collaboration with S&P Global Energy represents a pivotal milestone in NSE's journey to build domestically and globally relevant commodity derivatives in India. By introducing derivatives on Platts benchmarks, starting with Brent Crude Oil, we aim to offer market participants credible and efficient tools for price discovery and risk management. These products will bridge domestic and international markets while enhancing India's position in the global energy trading ecosystem."
Matthew Eversman, Director, Global Licensing and Exchange Relationships, said, "Collaborating with NSE is an important step in Platts' ongoing commitment to the Indian market. We are delighted that India's largest exchange has recognized the transparency and trust of Platts benchmarks and chosen them to build out its commodities suite. We look forward to growing our collaboration." (ANI)
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