Chinese firm GF Financial earns open-outcry access at LME

Chinese firm GF Financial earns open-outcry access at LME 

GF Financial will become the first Chinese-owned firm to conduct business in the London Metal Exchange's

GF Futures HK Executive Director Emily Yip, Ceres President David Nealis and GF Futures China VP Mansheng Lu

open-outcry trading pit. GF Financial is a division of GF Securities, one of China's leading brokers, and has been granted Category 1 membership to the LME, making it one of 11 members to have access to the open-outcry floor, now let’s hope the HKex keeps the floor open.

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