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INE:Requesting Public Comments on the Clearing Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and Related Rules

 According to the Regulations on the Administration of Futures TradingMeasures for the Administration of Futures Exchanges, and other applicable laws and regulations, Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) proposes to revise its Clearing Rules and Delivery Rules and is requesting public comments on these rules.

Please send your opinions and advice on revising the above rules to INE in writing or through emails before January 11, 2021. Your feedback also indicates that you agree to the use of your contact information and materials by the INE and only for requesting comments described in this Notice.

 

Contact information:

Contact: Lu Xi, Wen Sihan

Email: ine.advice@ine.cn

Tel: +86-21-20616750, +86-21-20616876

Fax: +86-21-20767686

Postal address: Legal and Compliance Department, 23/F, 288 Xiangcheng Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai, 200122, China

 

Appendices:

1. Revision Explanation

2. Comparative Table


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