OneChicago reports August rises
01 September 2010 Chicago
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OneChicago, LLC ("OCX") today reported that 407,036 security futures contracts traded at the Exchange in August 2010, an increase of 53% from August 2009. Year to date volume was 3,598,342, up 128% from 2009.
Open interest stood at 629,735 contracts at the end of August 2010, a 21% increase over August 2009.
The top five August volume OneChicago contracts are:
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Chevron Corporation
Avon Products, Inc.
Pepsico, Inc.
BCE, Inc.
August 2010 Highlights
Options Clearing Corporation ("OCC") is now the sole central counter party clearer for OneChicago. OCX and its member firms completed business process changes that migrated firms from CME Clearing to the Options Clearing Corporation. Simultaneously firms also migrated to the CBOEdirect API to directly access OCX's core match engine. These business process changes reduce costs, simplify the technology footprint and reduce time to market for innovative OneChicago products.
August, 2010 is the 13th consecutive month of year over year volume increases.
330,144 EFPs were traded encompassing USD1.7 billion in notional value.
360,649 August futures valued at USD1.3 billion were taken to delivery, consistent with the use of single stock futures as an equity finance product. The August futures represented 40% of all existing open interest on expiration day.
Open interest stood at 629,735 contracts at the end of August 2010, a 21% increase over August 2009.
The top five August volume OneChicago contracts are:
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Chevron Corporation
Avon Products, Inc.
Pepsico, Inc.
BCE, Inc.
August 2010 Highlights
Options Clearing Corporation ("OCC") is now the sole central counter party clearer for OneChicago. OCX and its member firms completed business process changes that migrated firms from CME Clearing to the Options Clearing Corporation. Simultaneously firms also migrated to the CBOEdirect API to directly access OCX's core match engine. These business process changes reduce costs, simplify the technology footprint and reduce time to market for innovative OneChicago products.
August, 2010 is the 13th consecutive month of year over year volume increases.
330,144 EFPs were traded encompassing USD1.7 billion in notional value.
360,649 August futures valued at USD1.3 billion were taken to delivery, consistent with the use of single stock futures as an equity finance product. The August futures represented 40% of all existing open interest on expiration day.
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