Eurex Liquidity Provider Agreement

Liquidity provision is a business activity described in the Eurex Liquidity Provider Framework. All Eurex participants can participate in the framework by signing the Eurex Liquidity Provider Agreement (LPA). The LPA is a tripartite agreement between participant Eurex, Eurex Frankfurt AG and Eurex Clearing AG. In December 2020, the PSS will be made available as unique PDF files on Eurex`s website, www.eurex.com as follows: David Holcombe Product Lead for FX Futures and Clearing The Eurex®system system offers various systemic risk protection features for marketmakers and liquidity providers in the Base Building Block and Package Block Building options. These tools enable marketmakers and liquidity providers to significantly limit operational and market policy risks. In addition to the LPA, the following elements are included in the form of a supplement to the LPA and are an integral part of it: When direct access to the Eurex backlog from 360T, you have the option to use the Fx Classic Futures with monthly and quarterly deliveries or the innovative Rolling Spot Futures contract. For periods when you want to use futures, but still want to be bilaterally facing a panel of liquidity providers in a leaked model, you can use your 360T request for offering and streaming mechanisms. All Eurex Germany and Vendors operators For more information, please contact futuresandclearing@360t.com. OTC or Listed FX – it`s your choice. Whether you`re already using or just starting to watch exchange-traded FX, 360T provides you with the tools to directly access the full range of Eurex FX futures from your 360T trading environment. Effective January 1, 2021, the Board of Directors of Eurex Germany and the Boards of Eurex Frankfurt AG and Eurex Clearing AG have taken the following decisions: For all liquidity providers, the listing and distribution of incentives are carried out automatically for all Eurex products. A subscription (for example. B the use of the eListing tool) on the product-by-product basis is not necessary.

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