Japan’s Single Stock Options Markets Primed for Revitalization after Regulatory Improvements
The recent upturn in Japanese stock markets has drawn attention from domestic and overseas investors to Single Stock Options (SSO) . Originally listed in 1997 on both the Osaka Exchange (OSE) and the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), SSO became part of OSE products after the 2014 merger to JPX. Together with Nikkei 225 and TOPIX derivatives, SSO has become one of the most significant equity derivatives in Japan.