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FACTSHEET the facts `1,19,941 crore The highest daily turnover of MCX since inception (on April 15, 2013) 84.30%# Market share # `21,923 crore Average daily turnover 5,80,000+# Trading terminals, including CTCL 1700+# Towns and cities - reach of MCX who are we Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) is India’s premier commodity futures exchange regulated by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI). q The exchange offers: = Online trading, and clearing and settlement of commodity futures* transactions. = A platform for price discovery and price risk management. = Secure, and transparent trade mechanisms. = A scalable technology framework. q A public listed company with more than 100,000 shareholders, with a majority of its shares held by institutional investors. Commodity Futures offered: Bullion Gold, Silver Base Metals Copper, Zinc, Nickel, Lead, Aluminum why us The market leadership of MCX can be attributed to its: Product and service innovation = Domain expertise backed by extensive research has enabled it to introduce new products regularly. = Alliances with regional commodity associations coupled with field studies are used to design products to cater to the needs of participants of varied nature, sizes, and with different capabilities. = Stakeholder engagement at every stage of a product’s life cycle to ensure its relevance. Energy Crude oil, Natural gas, Brent crude oil Agricultural commodities Mentha oil, Cotton, Cardamom, CPO A comprehensive list of commodity futures contracts offered by MCX is available on its website, www.mcxindia.com. *Commodity futures contract (popularly called commodity futures) is a standardised agreement between two parties to buy or sell a commodity of standardised quantity and quality for a price agreed upon on a particular day with settlement occurring on a specified future date. #As of FY 2015-16 MCX FACTSHEET | Page 2 = System automatically generates alerts and takes pre-decided actions. = Settlement Guarantee Fund and Investor (Client) Protection Fund, based on the regulator’s guidelines. Well-designed trading system = Aligned to the market needs. = Scalable architecture ensures security, reliability, flexibility, and functionality. = Handling capacity of 40 million transactions (orders and trades put together) per day which is well above the record volumes witnessed by the exchange till date. = Accessible through trader workstations or computer-to-computer link (CTCL) using multiple media of connectivity, such as NPN-POP, VSATs, VPN, leased lines, and the Internet. = Real time data replication to Disaster Recovery Site in New Delhi. Focus on developing the market = Conducting customised awareness programmes in association with the regulator and/or local trade associations all over India. = Empowering market participants with information required to take considered decisions through: ! Release of “Dos and Don’ts” advertisements to enlighten market participants on the merits of trading on regulated commodity futures exchanges. ! Engagement with print and electronic media for creating awareness and sensitizing policymakers on various issues affecting the market. ! Empowerment of market participants with relevant information through commodity-specific hedging brochures, monthly newsletter (CommNews), and commodity market review (Commodity Connect). Efficient risk management = Approved clearing banks and exchange -designated warehouses help manage the daily mark-to-market (MTM) settlement at in-house clearing house, and support physical delivery. = Real time risk monitoring system and adequate mechanisms track members’ financial strength, margin utilisations, and mark-to-market losses online as against deposits made by these members to MCX. SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF MCX’S TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Primary Site at Mumbai Internet MIS MIS OMS Server OMS Server VSAT HUB FIREWALL FIREWALL FTP MPLS Cloud Storage Market Operation & Monitoring Segment NPN-POP Network Storage Market Operation & Monitoring Segment Database Database CNS Server Segment CNS FTP OMS MIS NPN-POP Network: Nationwide Private Network with Point of Presence : Clearing and Settlement : File Transfer Protocol : Order Management System : Market Information Server VSAT MPLS PS DRS Higher Education (IFHE) and ITM group of institutes for financial literacy in commodity markets. ! Flagship certification programme called MCCP (MCX Certified Commodity Professional); now available in Hindi too. = Sensitization of concerned stakeholders and authorities through evidence-based policy advocacy initiatives. Thought leadership = MCX has carved a niche for itself with the backing of its leadership team—management and members of the Board. = Domain expertise, diverse professional and educational backgrounds, decision-making skills and commitment of the leadership team have helped MCX excel. = In order to reach out to the maximum possible stakeholders, these publications are published in Hindi and other regional languages. PUBLICATIONS FROM MCX Disaster Recovery Site at Delhi FTP ! Tie-ups with ICFAI Foundation for CNS Server Segment : Very Small Aperture Terminal : Multi Protocol Label Switching : Primary Site : Disaster Recovery Site MCX FACTSHEET | Page 3 INTERNATIONAL TIE-UPS* Strategic alliances = Tie-ups with international exchanges, Indian and international trade bodies and associations, corporations, educational institutions, and R&D centres enable MCX to engage stakeholders, improve trade practices, create awareness, and facilitate overall improvement of the Indian commodity futures market. Sound and sustainable business = A debt-free public listed company with strong fundamentals. corporate governance = Strong structure, which steers MCX to serve and protect the long-term interests of its stakeholders. ! Commitment to ethical business conduct, complying with guidelines and regulations, comprehensive disclosures, professionalism, and structured accountability. ! Board has a combination of independent directors nominated/ approved by the regulator and shareholders’ directors with high credibility. Co-creation of social, business value = Studies conducted by reputed institutes have established that MCX plays an important role in efficient price risk management and price DALIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE LONDON METAL EXCHANGE *All logos used here are trademarks of respective companies As on 31st March, 2016 discovery, reduction in spot price volatility, reduction in information asymmetry, and so on. ! Study by IIM Kozhikode (2014) found that there has been a reduction in price elasticity in cardamom after the introduction of futures trading. This has helped reduce the vulnerability of cardamom farmers. ! Joint study by IIM Calcutta and NISTADS (2012) has established that Mentha oil futures at MCX facilitated the rise of India as the major exporter of processed mentha crystals. ! Study by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (2012) has established that MCX platform has ensured stable and fair prices for small and medium enterprises. ! Study by UNCTAD (2009) stated that futures market in MCX cardamom has helped stabilize prices in the spot market. = MCX believes in achieving inclusive growth and facilitating social change. The flagship social inclusion programme ‘Gramin Suvidha Kendra’—a public–private partnership with India Post—seeks to include farmers in the modern commodity market ecosystem so as to enhance their value realization from agricultural activities. MCX TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION CELL Offers a certification programme (MCX Certified Commodity Professional, or MCCP) for pursuing a career in the commodity derivatives market. GRAMIN SUVIDHA KENDRA CROSS-SECTOR PARTNERSHIP MODEL FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH Ÿ Community influence and mobilisation Ÿ Replicable and scalable platform Ÿ Public accountability Farmers Ÿ Knowledge empowerment. Price transparency and sustainable agriculture practices. Ÿ Market access. Quality products and services, storage and credit. Ÿ Overall effect. Enhanced livelihood, aggregation and social impacts. Reach (as of March 2016) 3 States 25 Centres 917+ Villages 426 Branch Post Offices 31460+ Registered Farmers The programme is designed to provide the necessary knowledge to acquaint participants with the modalities of commodity derivatives market in India. Two modes of training are offered: ! Classroom Training Programme ! Distance-learning Training Programme Candidates can take the online examination in either Hindi or English. email: [email protected] MCX FACTSHEET | Page 4 how have we progressed MILESTONES ! ! ! Commenced operations in November 2003 ! 2003 ! 2012 2002 2005-08 Incorporated in April 2002 Was the 3rd largest commodity futures exchanges globally* on the number of contracts traded in CY 2012* Became India’s first listed exchange on March 9, 2012 ! Forged strategic alliances with NYMEX (part of CME Group) ! Commodity Transaction Tax (CTT) imposed from July 1, 2013 As a result of crisis at NSEL (a subsidiary of FTIL), (1) MCX’s erstwhile anchor investor, Financial Technologies (FTIL), declared not ‘Fit and Proper’; (2) The FMC 2013 Recorded the highest daily turnover of Rs. 119941.42 crore (single side) Market share of about 87% in FY2012–13 ! ! asked PwC to conduct a forensic audit of MCX’s operations since inception— revealed pertinent facts MCX underwent significant changes during 2013–14; changes in top management and Board Market share fell to about 77% * Source: Derived from Futures Industry Association’s Annual Volume Survey ! Mr P. K. Singhal assigned the role of taking care of the day-to-day operations of the exchange Technology agreement with FTIL re-negotiated on more equitable terms from July 01, 2014 2014 ! ! ! ! FTIL sold its entire stake (26%) held in MCX between July and September 2014 Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. acquired 15% equity stake on September 29, 2014 Mr P. K. Singhal elevated as Joint Managing Director on October 14, 2014 Exchange regains market share of about 86% in December 2014 Market share of 87.48% in Q4 2015 ! Launch of futures trading in Crude mini ! MCX won the Best Commodity Exchange Award at the India International Bullion Summit organised by IBJA. ! 2015 ! The exchange has been honoured with ‘Exchange Of the Year for Investor Education and Awareness Award’ by the Commodity Participants Association of India (CPAI)-May 2015 Overcoming many hurdles, MCX climbs a rung to be world’s 6th largest commodity futures exchange in 2015, going by the number of contracts traded* 2016 The exchange won the Best Commodity Exchange Award at the 14th Commodity Futures Market Summit & Excellence Awards, organized by ASSOCHAM – February 2016 Accolades MCX has received worldwide recognition and many accolades for its pioneering efforts. The exchange today is recognized as a thought leader and innovator across the industry. 2016 The “Best Commodity Exchange of the Year” award by ASSOCHAM 2015 - "Exchange of the Year" for 'Investor Education and Awareness' by Commodity Participants Association of India (CPAI) - "Best Commodity Exchange" Award at the India International Bullion Summit organised by IBJA 2013 The “Best Commodity Exchange of the Year” award by Global Cotton Conference 2012 FinanceAsia awards MCX IPO as the “Best Mid-cap Equity Deal” in the entire Asia-Pacific for 2012; first exchange in Asia-Pacific to receive this recognition 2012 MCX’s Gold Petal contract receives the FOW award for “the most innovative contract launch by an exchange” under the metals category 2011 “Financial Inclusion Award 2011” conferred on MCX by the SKOCH Foundation 2008 Awarded the “Golden Peacock Eco-innovation Award” 2008 by the Institute of Directors where to reach us Mumbai, Maharashtra n Ahmedabad, Gujarat n Jaipur, Rajasthan n New Delhi n Kolkata, West Bengal Shivanshu Mehta Tel: +91-22-6731 8888 / Mobile: +91-99302 67616 Email: [email protected] Komal Kanzaria Mobile:+91-98252 22839 Email: [email protected] Ravikant Khatri Mobile: +91-95873 05222 Email: [email protected] Sanjay Gakhar Tel: +91-11-2332 0061-64 / Mobile: +91-96541 25004 Email: [email protected] Vibhor Tandon Mobile: +91-90514 98808 Email: [email protected] n n n n n Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Sunil Dutt Mishra Mobile: +91-97930 10333 Email: [email protected] Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh Samba Siva Rao Tel: +91-40-3250 6470 / Mobile: +91-95818 29933 Email: [email protected] Chennai, Tamil Nadu T. G. Senthilvelan Mobile: +91-91766 35251 Email: [email protected] Kochi, Kerala Anand Sheyon Tel: +91-484-4141222 / Mobile: +91-94471 62122 Email: [email protected] Bangalore, Karnataka N. K. Muthappa Tel: +91-80-40407507 / Mobile: +91-99002 45600 Email: [email protected] Corporate address: Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited, Exchange Square, Chakala, Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400 093, India. Tel. No. 91-22-6731 8888, CIN: L51909MH2002PLC135594, [email protected], www.mcxindia.com ©MCX 2016. All rights reserved. 200416 n
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