Eurex T7 Entry Services

Delta Neutral Trade-at-Market Trades

Delta TAM Transactions consist of a Total Return Futures (TRF) contract traded with a directionally opposite index future on the same underlying reference index or instrument. The TRF and index futures transaction is admitted as a pair. The minimum order volumes for both products apply.

The following contract pairs are admitted:

Products

Minimum number of contracts traded

Index Total Return Futures (“TRF”)

Index Futures Contract

Index Total Return Futures Contracts on the EURO STOXX 50® Index (TESX)

Futures Contracts on the EURO STOXX 50® Index (FESX)

100

EURO STOXX® Banks Index (TESB)

Futures Contracts on the EURO STOXX® Banks Index (FESB)

100

Index Total Return Futures Contracts on the EURO STOXX® Select Dividend 30 Index (TEDV)

Futures Contracts on the EURO STOXX® Select Dividend 30 Index (FEDV)

10

Index Total Return Futures Contracts on the FTSE 100 (TTUK)

Futures Contracts on the FTSE® 100 (FTUK)

50


For a Delta TAM Trade to be accepted, the following trade details apply:

  • A valid combination of directionally opposite transactions
  • The number of contracts traded in each instrument meets the defined minimum number of contracts
  • TRF Spread for the Index Total Return Futures contract
  • Price in index points for the Index Futures contract
  • Custom Index level for the Index Total Return Futures contract
  • Basis in index points, defined as in the following formula:
    Basis in index points = Price of Index Futures contract – Custom Index level for Index Total Return Futures contract 

The Delta TAM strategies will be executed as follows:

BUY DeltaTAM = Buy Index TRF + Sell Index Futures contract

SELL DeltaTAM = Sell Index TRF + Buy Index Futures contract


Market Status

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