Option Series definition

Option Series means a set of contractual terms on which options are authorised for trading by the Market Operator.

Option Series means a set of contractual terms on which options are authorised for trading by ASX on the ASX Market.

Option Series means all options relating to the same underlying commodity and of the same option type and with the same Strike Price and Expiry Day;“option type”describes whether an option is a Put Option or Call Option as those terms are described in the Rules of the Exchange;“Ordinance”means the Securities and Futures Ordinance and any subsidiary legislation made thereunder;“Participant Admission Appeals Committee”means the committee convened to hear any appeal against the decisions by the Board on any application to admit as an HKCC Participant;“Permitted Purpose”means any purpose, the objective of which is to allow the Receiving HKCC Participant to assist the Clearing House in any actions HKCC chooses to take pursuant to Rule 510;“Physical Delivery Contract”a Contract that may be performed by physical delivery of the underlying commodity or instrument;“Physical Delivery Participant”means, in respect of a Physically Settled Metal Futures Contract, an HKCC Participant other than a Non-delivery HKCC Participant;“Physically Settled Metal Futures Contract”means a Metal Futures Contract which is a Physical Delivery Contract;“Prescribed Risk Controls”has the same meaning as in the Exchange Rules;“Price Differential”has the meaning given to it in section 2A.3.3(a)(iii), 2A.3.3(a)(iv) or 2A.3.3(b)(ii)of the Clearing House Procedures, as the case may be;“PRiME”means the Portfolio Risk Margining System of HKEX, which is the margining methodology adopted by the Clearing House for the calculation of Clearing House margin;“PRiME Margining Guide”means the manual entitled “PRiME Margining Guide” setting forth, inter alia,

Examples of Option Series in a sentence

• For Short Term Option Series, the Exchange will fix a specific expiration date and exercise price of that series, as provided in Interpretations and Policies .02.

• The opening of new Short Term Option Series shall not affect the series of options of the same class previously opened.

• If the Exchange opens less than thirty (30) Short Term Option Series for a Short Term Option Expiration Date, additional series may be opened for trading on the Exchange when the Exchange deems it necessary to maintain an orderly market, to meet customer demand or when the market price of the underlying security moves substantially from the exercise price or prices of the series already opened.

• The strike price interval for Short Term Option Series may be $0.50 or greater for option classes that trade in $1 strike price intervals and are in the Short Term Option Series Program.

• The Exchange may select up to fifty (50) currently listed option classes in which Short Term Option Series may be opened on any Short Term Option Opening Date.

More Definitions of Option Series

Option Series means, all Option Contracts of a particular Underlying Security having same Exercise Price and Expiration Day;

Option Series means a series of options classified by the type of listed commodity component product for Physically Delivered Futures Transactions, whether they are Put Options or Call Options, contract month, and Exercise Price.

Option Series means options (including warrants) on the same security, financial instrument or commodity that are of the same class, strike price and maturity. For the avoidance of doubt, put and call options are considered as different classes.

Option Series means a set of contractual terms on which options are authorised for trading by the operator of a licensed financial market on that market.

Option Series means all Option Contracts with the same

Option Series means all option contracts of the same class having the same unit of trading, expiration date, and exercise price.

Option Series means, all Option Contracts of a particular Underlying Index having same Exercise Price and Expiration Day.