CGS International Warrants
CGS International is a regional securities house providing access to warrant and equity markets across ASEAN through its iTrade platform. Its role on this site is as a regional access route rather than as a Bursa warrant issuer.
Markets
Curated CGS International warrant listings
| Underlying | Issuer | Type | Moneyness | Strike | Break-even | Eff. gearing | Premium | Expiry | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regional ASEAN Index & ETF-linked warrantsASEAN · ASEAN-IDX-CA | CGS International | call warrant | ATM | USD 100 | USD 110.6 | 5.9× | 0.8% | 31 Mar 2027229d left | View live ↗ |
Curated snapshot for education only — not live pricing. Moneyness, break-even, effective gearing, and premium are Black-Scholes model estimates over each row's snapshot reference price (rate 3%, per-row sample IV) and will differ from live market values. Click "View live ↗" for the issuer/exchange's authoritative listing.
Broker access versus warrant issuance
Not every institution in the warrant market does the same job, and the distinction matters. A warrant issuer creates the instrument, sets its terms and quotes it as market maker — that issuer is your counterparty for the life of the contract. A broker gives you access to the exchange so you can buy what an issuer has listed. CGS International's role here is the latter, across several ASEAN markets rather than Bursa alone.
Why the regional angle matters for warrant traders
Structured warrants are listed instrument by instrument, exchange by exchange. A warrant on a Hong Kong index is not tradeable through a Bursa-only account, and the products available differ sharply between venues: Hong Kong lists callable bull/bear contracts, Bursa does not. Access to more than one market widens the set of structures available to you, and adds currency exposure and different settlement conventions to manage.
What you still need to check
Broker access does not change the risks in the instrument. Whichever platform you trade through, the issuer of each individual warrant remains your counterparty, the exercise ratio still governs how many warrants control one unit of the underlying, and the issuer's own price matrix remains the authoritative source for what you can trade at. Confirm which exchanges and products your account actually covers before assuming a listed warrant is reachable.
See the full structured warrants screener.