Equities provide a way to invest in company shares, reflecting partial ownership and potential for capital appreciation. Derivatives, on the other hand, are contracts like futures and options that derive value from assets such as stocks, indices, or commodities.

Equities can increase in value over time, reflecting company performance.

Access different sectors, indices, and assets through various types of equities and derivatives.

Derivatives allow structured contracts to manage positions or explore market scenarios.

Liquidity in trading helps execute transactions quickly and efficiently.

Market-driven pricing ensures clarity and openness in valuation.

Both equities and derivatives offer mechanisms to enter and exit positions efficiently.

Provides access to different sectors and asset classes.

Derivatives allow hedging strategies and varied contract structures.

Trading contributes to transparent pricing in financial markets.

Equities can offer capital appreciation; derivatives can amplify exposure.