About CHANGJIANG FUTURES
Company Overview
Changjiang Futures Co., Ltd. is a Chinese financial institution approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and operating as a holding subsidiary of Yangtze River Securities Co. The company was founded on 17 August 2018 and is headquartered in Wuhan, Hubei Province, at 13–14/F, No. 88 Huaihai Road, Jianghan District.
According to corporate records, in 2013 Changjiang Futures absorbed and merged another futures brokerage firm. The merger expanded its operational footprint to include five branches and 16 business offices across the country. The firm's primary focus is on futures brokerage and related financial services within China's regulated markets.
Regulation and Licensing
Changjiang Futures holds a Derivatives Trading License from the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), with the official regulatory status listed as 'Regulated' in China. CFFEX is a national exchange under the oversight of the CSRC, which supervises the trading of financial futures and options.
It is important to note that this regulator operates within mainland China and does not extend to international retail forex or CFD trading. The licence covers domestic futures products, not leveraged over-the-counter derivatives offered by offshore brokers.
Registered Address and Jurisdiction
The company's registered address is in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China: 武汉市江汉区淮海路88号13、14层 (13th and 14th Floors, 88 Huaihai Road, Jianghan District). The entity is registered under Chinese corporate law and is subject to the regulatory framework of the CSRC and CFFEX.
Being a domestic Chinese entity, Changjiang Futures does not hold any licences from international regulators such as the FCA, CySEC, or ASIC. This limits its ability to service clients outside mainland China under most foreign regulatory regimes.
Services and Products
As a futures brokerage, Changjiang Futures primarily offers access to China's futures markets, including commodity futures and financial futures traded on exchanges like the CFFEX, DCE, ZCE, and SHFE. The company serves retail and institutional clients seeking to hedge or speculate on Chinese commodity and index products.
Information about retail account types, deposit requirements, and specific trading platforms is not publicly available in the web sources we reviewed. The firm does not appear to offer forex or CFD trading to international retail clients, nor does it provide multi-asset trading platforms like MetaTrader.
Overview compiled by FXCanary from regulatory records and public data. full CHANGJIANG FUTURES review