CGS iTrade

Derivatives are financial instruments used to manage one's exposure to today's volatile markets. The value is derived from an underlying instrument, such as commodity prices, interest rates, indices, and share prices. Futures are agreements between two parties to buy and sell a specified quantity and quality of a specific underlying instrument in the future at a price determined today.

The following products traded on the Exchange are currently offered by CGS International Futures Malaysia:

Commodity Derivatives

Gold Futures (FGLD)
Crude Palm Oil Futures (FCPO)
USD Crude Palm Oil Futures (FUPO)
Crude Palm Kernel Oil Futures (FPKO)
Options on Crude Palm Oil Futures (OCPO)
USD RBD Palm Olein Futures (FPOL)
East Malaysia Crude Palm Oil Futures (FEPO)

Equity Derivatives

FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures (FKLI)
FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Options (OKLI)
Single Stock Futures (SSFs)
Mini FTSE Bursa Malaysia Mid 70 Index Futures (FM70)
FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Index Futures (F4GM)

Financial Derivatives

3 Month Kuala Lumpur Interbank Offered Rate (KLIBOR) Futures (FKB3)
Mini USD/CNH Futures contract (FCNH)

Security Futures

3-Year Malaysian Government Securities Futures (FMG3)
5-Year Malaysian Government Securities Futures (FMG5)
10-Year Malaysian Government Securities Futures Contract (FMGA)

FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Futures Contract (FKLI)
This contract allows an investor to have an exposure of the 30 stocks that make up the Composite Index. The FKLI contract, which tracks the Composite Index, expires at the end of each month and is cash settled. Fund managers and hedge funds actively use this to protect their respective portfolios, as do individuals who also trade and speculate on it.

Crude Palm Oil Futures Contract (FCPO)
The underlying product of this futures contract is palm oil, a physical commodity. Being a physically settled contract, the remaining open contract on the expiry month is subjected to a "tendering period" phase, whereby the close-out transactions are strictly monitored by the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Clearing Berhad. During this phase, the buyer will collect and the seller delivers the crude palm oil to the designated ports assigned by Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Clearing Berhad. FCPO contract expires at noon on the 15th day (or preceding Business Day if 15th is a non-market day) of the delivery month. Refineries and plantation companies involved in the palm oil and palm kernel industry are the main users of this contract.

1.

As an individual client, you must:

Complete the required details on the Application Form and Individual Self-Certification Form.
Read, understand and sign the Client Agreement, T&C of Trading, Risk Disclosure Statement, and Electronic Trading Supplemental T&C.
Keep the Client’s copy of the Client Agreement.
Attach a photocopy of your NRIC (both sides) or Armed Forces/Police Personnel - Authority card or passport and valid Visa / Entry Permit.
Attach your latest bank statement or latest payslip or income tax return.
Where applicable, submit Form W-8BEN / W-9.

2.

As a corporate client, you must:

Complete the required details on the Application Form and Entity Self-Certification Form.
Read, understand and sign the Client Agreement, T&C of Trading, Risk Disclosure Statement, and Electronic Trading Supplemental T&C.
Keep the Client’s copy of the Client Agreement.
Attach the following documents:

11111	a.	Certificate of Incorporation or Notice of Registration
	b.	Memorandum and Articles of Association or Constitution (if applicable) (Where the company does not have Constitution, a written confirmation duly signed by a director that the company does not have a Constitution)
	c.	Board Resolution
	d.	NRIC (both sides) / Passport of the Directors and Authorised Persons as per Board Resolution, Shareholders with equity interest of more than 25% and beneficial owner (natural person) who ultimately owns or controls the corporation
	e.	Return giving particulars and changes in Directors, Managers & Secretaries
	f.	Forms of Allotment of Shares/ Annual Return
	g.	Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of Office Hours and Particulars of Changes
	h.	Latest Audited Accounts / Financial Statements

Where applicable, submit Form W-8BEN-E / W-9

3.

Kindly visit us at:

CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Dealing Department
Level 29, Menara Aras Raya
No. 11, Jalan Raja Laut
50350 Kuala lumpur
Wilayah Persekutuan
Malaysia

4.

You may contact us at (603) 2635 8908 / (603) 2635 9777 or email us at [email protected]

1.	You are required to place up-front fund as an Initial Margin (the minimum value is determined by Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Clearing Sdn Bhd, which may differ from time to time) before trading. The required amount depends on the number of contracts that you intend to trade
2.	You can deposit by:
		Cheque payment over the bank counter or ATM Machine - Deposit your cheque at any CIMB or Maybank branches. CIMB Bank account no.: 8000250488 Maybank account no.: 5-14011-715109 CIMB Clicks – Perform online transfer to CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn.Bhd.'s account with CIMB bank. Maybank2U – Perform online payment. Under one-off payment, select “Others” from the list of Payees and select "CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn Bhd" from the list of companies. All payment must be made in favour of "CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn Bhd for (Name of Client)". Thereafter, email the supporting document for payment to your Futures Broker's Representative.
	a.	Cheque Deposit Cheque payments must be made in the name of "CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn Bhd for (Name of Client)". All payments by cheque must be supported by documents below to facilitate verification of the identity of cheque issuer: (i) a photocopy or image of the cheque and (ii) direct bank-in form If a photocopy or image of the cheque is not submitted, any charges incurred to obtain a copy of the cheque image from the bank shall be borne by client.
	b.	Interbank Fund Transfer/Payment For online interbank fund transfer/payment, below must be stated as recipient reference: 1. trading account number and 2. trading account holder’s name or NRIC/Passport No. This is to ensure that funds transferred are applied to the intended and rightful recipient.
	Kindly also be reminded :- to ensure receipt of proper documentation including daily statements and monthly statements for all transactions undertaken; to verify with CGS International Futures Malaysia directly if there is any doubt on the authenticity of documents received from CGS International Futures Malaysia‘s licensed Futures Broker’s Representative or anyone holding out as representing CGS International Futures Malaysia; not to pay cash to or bank in monies directly into the bank account of CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn Bhd‘s licensed Futures Broker’s Representative or anyone holding out as representing CGS International Futures Malaysia Sdn Bhd
3.	Withdrawal How do I withdraw my cash? Print and complete this Withdrawal Request Form. Thereafter, email the duly signed copy to your Futures Broker’s Representative. Please contact your respective licensed Futures Broker’s Representative or Central Dealing Team at (603) 2635 8908 / (603) 2635 9777 should you have any enquiries.