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The Short Selling Regulation of the European Union (EU Short Selling Regulation) which will come into force on 1 November 2012, requires any Central Counterparty (CCP) in the European Union (EU) to impose fines on late deliveries and a strict buy-in regime to ensure the delivery of securities. All shares with main trading place in the EU will be affected by the new regulation. Therefore, Eurex Clearing is obliged to introduce effective fines on late settlements and to amend the existing buy-in regime.
Application of the EU Short Selling Regulation to Eurex Clearing’s procedures will become effective on 1 November 2012.
Attached are an overview and implementation concept of the EU Short Selling Regulation as well as a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) which will be useful to better understand the changed processes and procedures at Eurex Clearing.
Market Status ⓘ
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The market status window is an indication regarding the current technical availability of the trading system. It indicates whether news board messages regarding current technical issues of the trading system have been published or will be published shortly.
Please find further information about incident handling in the Emergency Playbook published on the Eurex webpage under Support --> Emergencies and safeguards. Detailed information about incident communication, market re-opening procedures and best practices for order and trade reconciliation can be found in the chapters 4.2, 4.3 and 4.5, respectively. Concrete information for the respective incident will be published during the incident via newsboard message.
We strongly recommend not to take any decisions based on the indications in the market status window but to always check the production news board for comprehensive information on an incident.
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