Futures companies are triggering a trend of renaming, with the integration of shareholder resources helping to promote differentiated development.

Recently, a number of domestic futures companies have successively renamed, attracting market attention. Among them, the first domestic "A+H" listed futures company, Hongye Futures, officially changed its name to Su Hao Hongye Futures, marking a new stage in the integration of shareholder resources. Industry experts point out that the trend of futures companies renaming is a concentrated reflection of changes in controlling shareholders, brand synergy, and the acceleration of industry mergers and reorganizations. Through renaming, companies can leverage the advantages of shareholder resources to enhance their ability to serve the real economy and promote the industry's transition from homogeneous competition to differentiation and branding. In the future, as the implementation of the Futures and Derivatives Law deepens, this trend may become the norm.