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Finalized rules, new contracts, and margin changes from exchanges and regulators: the first column options traders should read.

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20 OctTueIssue 1–20 items
  1. News Search: Domestic Futures Exchange Rules34

    DCE adjusts invoice types for live hog futures delivery to enhance representativeness of futures prices

    The Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) has adjusted the invoice types for live hog futures delivery to enhance the representativeness of futures prices. This adjustment was announced by the domestic futures exchange, and the rule changes will affect invoice requirements in the live hog futures delivery process.

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  2. News Search: Domestic Futures Exchange Rules15

    SHFE approves Jiangsu Binxin Iron & Steel Group Co., Ltd. to adjust pickup locations for its rebar futures delivery warehouse

    The Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) has approved Jiangsu Binxin Iron & Steel Group Co., Ltd. to adjust the pickup locations for its rebar futures delivery warehouse. This approval is for the adjustment of pickup locations for the company's rebar futures delivery warehouse; the specific adjusted pickup locations and effective date have not been disclosed.

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19 OctMon
  1. Federal Register: CFTC rules and notices55

    CFTC Issues Interim Final Rule Excluding Casino-Style Gambling Products from the Swap Definition

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued an interim final rule to further clarify the 'swap' definition, excluding casino-style gambling products offered under state or tribal law from swap regulatory scope. This rule does not involve matters related to security-based swaps under SEC jurisdiction, and the CFTC has sought the opinion of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System on this rule.

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  1. Deribit Insights40

    Deribit Launches New Fee Tiers for Perpetual Contracts and Futures

    Deribit will reduce taker fees for perpetual contracts and futures for VIP4 to VIP7 tier traders on October 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC, with reductions ranging from 0.10 to 0.30 basis points across tiers. The new fees will take effect automatically with no additional action required from traders, and can be viewed in Deribit accounts. The complete fee schedule, VIP eligibility requirements, and applicable conditions can be found on the fees page in the Deribit knowledge base.

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  2. News Search: Domestic Futures Exchange Rules24

    SHFE and INE Adjust Price Limits, Margin Requirements, and Trading Limits for Fuel Oil, Crude Oil, and Other Futures Contracts

    SHFE and INE have issued a notice to adjust the price limits, trading margin ratios, and trading limits for fuel oil, crude oil, and other related futures contracts. The specific values of this adjustment, applicable contract scope, and effective time have not been specified in the publicly disclosed content.

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  3. FINRA: Regulatory Notices24

    FINRA Issues Regulatory Notice 26-18: Shortening the Waiting Period for Re-Taking Qualification Exams

    FINRA has adopted amendments to Rule 1210.06, shortening the waiting period for qualification exam retakes, effective January 19, 2027. The retake waiting period after the first and second failed attempts is reduced from 30 calendar days to 15 calendar days, and the retake waiting period for the third and subsequent failed attempts within two years is reduced from 180 calendar days to 60 calendar days. The amendments apply only to FINRA qualification exams; waiting periods for exams administered on behalf of other self-regulatory organizations or the North American Securities Administrators Association may differ.

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12 OctMon
  1. HKEX: Press Releases30

    HKEX and S&P Dow Jones Indices Launch S&P 500 and HKEX Tech 100 Index

    HKEX and S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI) have partnered to launch the S&P 500 and HKEX Tech 100 Index, which was officially released on September 30, 2026. Approximately 60% of the index's weight is allocated to the HKEX Tech 100 Index and 40% to the S&P 500 Index, with quarterly rebalancing, aiming to measure the performance of leading US listed companies and large Hong Kong-listed technology companies. The index is designed to support the inclusion of ETFs tracking it in the Southbound Stock Connect, enabling investors to achieve cross-market allocation through a single benchmark. Further details are available on the index information page of HKEX's official website.

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  2. HKEX: Press Releases65

    HKEX to Launch 12 Stock Options with Both Weekly and Monthly Expirations on November 9, 2026

    HKEX announced that it will launch 12 single-stock options on November 9, 2026, with the new contracts offering both weekly and monthly expiration options starting from the first trading day.

    Key Takeaways:The announcement lists the underlying assets, contract multipliers, and expiration arrangements for the 12 newly added stock options, allowing options traders to match their own trading and risk management needs accordingly.

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