Eurex 1.2

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Quotes cannot be cancelled during the Pre-Trading Period.

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Increasing the size of an order existing within the order book will not result in any change of its
time priority within the order book.

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Prior to entering a cross or prearranged trade into the Eurex Exchange's system, it is always
necessary to enter a cross request.

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According to the relevant regulations, exchange participants may have their proprietary orders
in futures contracts executed against those of their customers.

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Applications for cancellation of trades must be immediately reported to Eurex.

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Where the reference price for the purpose of judging mistrades in options cannot be
determined on the basis of market prices, Eurex is authorized to calculate a "fair" price, using
an option pricing model, and to apply such price as an alternative reference price.

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Which is (are) the objective(s) of the Pre-Trading Period?

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Which price is being initially displayed during the opening auction in case of a crossed
orderbook?

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Which components does a standard volatility strategy in the Eurex system consist of?

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Which specification(s) must be present for an accepted combination order (futures calendar
spread) for futures contracts at the Eurex exchanges?

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Which are the components of combination orders at the Eurex Exchanges for Futures?

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An exchange participant wishes to enter two limit orders that could be executed against each
other into the Eurex system. Which procedure must this exchange participant follow?

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How are Futures combination orders and/or combination quotes which have not been
executed, or non-executed portions of such orders, treated within the Eurex system?

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What is the term for the type of order where -in case of a complete, cohesive execution- either
the limit or the stop market order is executed?

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What is the term for a trade where the buy- and the sell order executed against each other
were entered by the same exchange participant?

Quiz am Eurex 1.2, erstellt von Lukasz B am 27/06/2017.

Quotes cannot be cancelled during the Pre-Trading Period.

Increasing the size of an order existing within the order book will not result in any change of its time priority within the order book.

Prior to entering a cross or prearranged trade into the Eurex Exchange's system, it is always necessary to enter a cross request.

According to the relevant regulations, exchange participants may have their proprietary orders in futures contracts executed against those of their customers.

Applications for cancellation of trades must be immediately reported to Eurex.

Where the reference price for the purpose of judging mistrades in options cannot be determined on the basis of market prices, Eurex is authorized to calculate a "fair" price, using an option pricing model, and to apply such price as an alternative reference price.

Which is (are) the objective(s) of the Pre-Trading Period?

Which price is being initially displayed during the opening auction in case of a crossed orderbook?

Which components does a standard volatility strategy in the Eurex system consist of?

Which specification(s) must be present for an accepted combination order (futures calendar spread) for futures contracts at the Eurex exchanges?

Which are the components of combination orders at the Eurex Exchanges for Futures?

An exchange participant wishes to enter two limit orders that could be executed against each other into the Eurex system. Which procedure must this exchange participant follow?

How are Futures combination orders and/or combination quotes which have not been executed, or non-executed portions of such orders, treated within the Eurex system?

What is the term for the type of order where -in case of a complete, cohesive execution- either the limit or the stop market order is executed?

What is the term for a trade where the buy- and the sell order executed against each other were entered by the same exchange participant?

Increasing the size of an order existing within the order book will not result in any change of its
time priority within the order book.

Prior to entering a cross or prearranged trade into the Eurex Exchange's system, it is always
necessary to enter a cross request.

According to the relevant regulations, exchange participants may have their proprietary orders
in futures contracts executed against those of their customers.

Where the reference price for the purpose of judging mistrades in options cannot be
determined on the basis of market prices, Eurex is authorized to calculate a "fair" price, using
an option pricing model, and to apply such price as an alternative reference price.

Which price is being initially displayed during the opening auction in case of a crossed
orderbook?

Which specification(s) must be present for an accepted combination order (futures calendar
spread) for futures contracts at the Eurex exchanges?

An exchange participant wishes to enter two limit orders that could be executed against each
other into the Eurex system. Which procedure must this exchange participant follow?

How are Futures combination orders and/or combination quotes which have not been
executed, or non-executed portions of such orders, treated within the Eurex system?

What is the term for the type of order where -in case of a complete, cohesive execution- either
the limit or the stop market order is executed?

What is the term for a trade where the buy- and the sell order executed against each other
were entered by the same exchange participant?