Indexed Contracts definition

Indexed Contracts means (1) Futures Contracts, the final settlement price of which is calculated using one or more values of an S&P Stock Index; (2) Options on Futures Contracts; (3) Standardized Option Contracts, the underlying interest of which is the value of an S&P Stock Index; (4) Centrally Cleared Swap Contracts in which one of the cash flows that is exchanged is calculated using one or more values of an S&P Stock Index; (5) Options on Centrally Cleared Swap Contracts; (6) Futures Equivalent Swap Contracts; and (7) Derived Contracts, the final settlement price of which is a third-party index that is derived from the value of an S&P Stock Index and with respect to which S&P has obtained all necessary approvals and authorizations from the owner of such third-party index. Indexed Contracts include, without limitation, S&P ETF Contracts and TRAKRS.
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Indexed Contracts means (1) Futures Contracts the final settlement price of which is calculated using one or more values of an S&P Stock Index and (2) Option Contracts on such Futures Contracts. Indexed Contracts include, without limitation, S&P ETF Contracts.
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Indexed Contracts means Futures and/or Option Contracts which are indexed to any of the S&P Stock Indices.
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Examples of Indexed Contracts in a sentence

  • CME shall take all necessary steps to ensure that the trading of the Indexed Contracts is carried out in accordance with high ethical and legal standards.

  • S&P does not guarantee the accuracy and/or the completeness of the S&P Stock Indices or any data included therein in connection with the trading of the Indexed Contracts, or any other use.

  • S&P shall reasonably assist CME in connection with the preparation of factual materials for presentation to the CFTC, or any other governmental entity, in connection with any application by CME for approval to trade any of the Indexed Contracts licensed hereunder, or any investigations or hearings regarding any such Indexed Contracts.

  • S&P, or its agent, shall provide CME each trading day with respect to each S&P Stock Index licensed to CME hereunder a special opening quotation for use in settling Indexed Contracts that use such S&P Stock Index as well as the percentage of underlying stocks that have opened trading that day in the primary market or that have resumed trading after a trading halt in the primary market.

  • For the avoidance of doubt, this protection of CBOE’s rights does not limit the pricing or quoting mechanisms through which CME offers allowed Indexed Contracts for trading, including, without limitation, quoting based on volatility.

  • S&P shall not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of any such Indexed Contracts.

  • Prior to offering any such license to any other party as the basis for Indexed Contracts, S&P shall first request that CME list Indexed Contracts on such new index.

  • S&P, or its agent, shall provide CME each trading day with respect to each S&P Stock Index licensed to CME hereunder a special opening quotation for use in settling Indexed Contracts based on such S&P Stock Index as well as the percentage of underlying stocks that have opened trading that day in the primary market or that have resumed trading after a trading halt in the primary market.

  • Upon such request, such new index shall become subject to the provisions of Subsection 3(c) and (d) as if CME had in fact begun listing Indexed Contracts on such new index as of the date of CME’s receipt of such request (whether or not CME actually did so).

  • CME shall promptly file for and use its commercially reasonable efforts to obtain and maintain any regulatory approval for the trading of Indexed Contracts that is required during the Term of this Agreement.