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January volume down for OneChicago


03 February 2015 Chicago
Reporter: Stephen Durham

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OneChicago’s January 2015 volume stood at 546,942, a decrease of 11 percent year-over-year.



During January, the exchange successfully consolidated all products onto OCXdelta1, the proprietary matching and reporting platform, and onto the multicast market data ticker plant, OCTP.



OCXdelta1 supports the reporting of bilateral blocks and exchange futures from physicals (EFPs); as well as the trading of blocks and the newly listed OCX.Weekly products.



Open interest decreased 9 percent year-over-year to 531,730 contracts on the equity finance exchange at close-of-market on 30 January 2015.



In total during January 2015, 542,284 blocks and EFPs were traded on the OCXdelta1 platform, while block activity represented $2.5 billion in notional value.



Forty nine percent of January 2015 month-end open interest was in OCX.NoDivRisk products.



The OCX.NoDivRisk product suite is an equity finance tool which removes dividend risk for customers carrying synthetic equity delta exposure.
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