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INE: Requesting Public Comments on INE Crude Oil Options Contract

 

Circular of Shanghai International Energy Exchange on Requesting Public Comments on INE Crude Oil Options Contract of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and Related Implementing Rules

In accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of Futures Trading, the Measures on the Administration of Futures Exchange, the General Exchange Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and other relevant laws and regulations, Shanghai International Energy Exchange（hereinafter referred to as “INE”）, the subsidiary of Shanghai Futures Exchange has drafted INE Crude Oil Options Contract Specifications (for public consultation), the Options Trading Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange (for public consultation), as well as amended related rules and requests public comments on these rules.

Please send opinions and advice on the rules mentioned above to the Shanghai International Energy Exchange in written or email forms before May 12th, 2021. Your feedback also indicates that you agree to use your contact information and materials for use by the INE and only for requesting comments described in this Notice.

Contact:
Email: ine.advice@ine.cn
Tel.: +86-21-68400000
Fax: +86-21-20767686
Postal address: Rm.2301, No.288 Xiangcheng Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai, China 200122

Appendix：
1. Revision Explanation
2. INE Crude Oil Options Contract Specifications (for Public Consultation)
3. Options Trading Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange (for public consultation)
4. INE Trading Rules（for Public Consultation）(Revised and Restated)
5. INE Clearing Rules（for Public Consultation）(Revisedand Restated)
6. INE Risk Management Rules（for Public Consultation）(Revisedand Restated)
7. INE Information Management Rules（for Public Consultation）(Revised and Restated)
8. INE Futures Trading Participant Eligibility Management Rules（for Public Consultation）(Revised and Restated)



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