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Rules | Japan Exchange Group Articles of Incorporation Business Regulations and Related Rules Trading Participant Regulations and Related Rules Clearing and Settlement Regulations and Related Rules Regulations Regarding Margin Transactions and Loans for Margin Transactions and Related Rules Securities Listing Regulations and Related Rules Brokerage Agreement Standards and Related Rules Special Regulations and Related Rules Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Osaka Exchange, Inc. Tokyo Commodity Exchange, Inc. Japan Exchange Regulation DISCLAIMER DISCLAIMER: This translation may be used for reference purposes only. This English version is not an official translation of the original Japanese version (including tables for comparison of new and old rules and regulations; hereinafter the same). Certain parts of the translation may have been edited to accommodate differences in writing style and expression between English and Japanese. In cases where any differences including, but not limited to, those differences above occur between the English version and the original Japanese version, ...

Delivery Rules | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Delivery Rules As for physically delivered futures, if an open interest of a current contract month is not settled by the end of the day session on the last trading day (or the delivery date, hereinafter the same except for Early Delivery), physical delivery will be made. This type of delivery is called "basic delivery," and there are other types of deliveries such as "Early Delivery," "Declared Delivery," "Customized Delivery," and "ADP." In addition, there is a "Delivery on Request" as a special exception for the settlement of cash-settled rolling spot futures contract (Gold Rolling-Spot Futures and Platinum Rolling-Spot Futures). Basic Delivery When an open interest is not settled by the last trading day, the deliverer (selling side) will submit a document related to delivery and the receiver (buying side) will pay the money to Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) for ...

Revisions in Line with Introduction of New Invoice System | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Revisions by Invoice System Japanese Government will introduce the qualified invoice-based method (the invoice system) to the Japanese Consumption Tax from October 1, 2023. Osaka Exchange, Inc. (OSE) and Tokyo Commodity Exchange, Inc. (TOCOM) will partially revise the rules of settlement by delivery for commodity futures transactions as follows. Deliverers who conduct settlement by delivery in physically delivered futures transactions shall be limited to business issuers of qualified invoice in order for a receiver to receive tax credit for consumption tax on purchases. A qualified invoice for settlement by delivery of domestic physically delivered futures* transactions shall be prepared by the Exchange on behalf of the deliverer and provided to a receiver by electromagnetic record in accordance with the Special Provisions for Intermediary's Delivery. Please see the following outline. Partial Revision of Rules of Settlement ...

Nikkei 225 VI Futures | Japan Exchange Group How to Use Case 1 Nikkei 225 VI Futures contracts can be settled in cash by offset transaction before the expiration in the same way as other futures contracts. Settle Nikkei 225 VI Futures December contract before the expiration (Dec. 14) Buyer (Expect Nikkei 225 VI to rise) Seller (Expect Nikkei 225 VI to fall) November 1 (New Transaction) Buy 1 unit at 25.0 points. The trading value is 250,000 yen (25.0 × 10,000 ×1) Sell 1 unit at 25.0 points. The trading value is 250,000 yen (25.0 × 10,000 ×1) December 1 (Offset Transaction) Resale before the expiration, when the contract price of Nikkei 225 VI Futures rises to 30.0 points. Repurchase before the expiration, when the contract price of Nikkei 225 VI Futures rises to 30.0 points. Profit/Loss As expected, ...

Futures & Options Report | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Latest Report Archives Notice for the arrival of latest report This site lists reports written in English by researchers or practitioners working on the front line of derivatives market to study futures and options from various aspects. December 2024 (Vol.7) The Introduction of Derivative Market Manipulation Part I College of Technology Management, National Tsing Hua University Pei-Fang Hsieh January 2025 (Vol.8) The Introduction of Derivative Market Manipulation Part II College of Technology Management, National Tsing Hua University Pei-Fang Hsieh Past reports are in archives categorized by the published year. List of Futures & Options Report 2025 2024 2022 JPX Derivatives Newsletter provides the information of the report publication. Newsletter...

Market Highlights | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Current Archives OSE periodically publishes "JPX Derivatives Market Highlights," which introduces outline of the JPX derivatives markets including Nikkei 225 Futures, TOPIX Futures and JGB Futures. 2024 edition (Data from Jan. 1, 2024 to Dec. 31, 2024) Contract Specifications Trading Participation Fees Year Half‐Yearly (Jan. 1 - Jun. 30) Yearly (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31) 2023 - 2022 - 2021 - 2020 - 2019 - 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 - 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 -...

Functions and Applications | Japan Exchange Group Functions and Applications Examples Risk hedging functions Options contracts on government bonds futures provide to bondholders a way to hedge and effectively counter risks from fluctuations in bond prices. Function to limit risks Buyers of options on government bonds can gain profits by exercising their rights or selling the options when the prices of the government bonds move as they anticipated. If prices move in a direction opposite to that anticipated, the buyers of options can simply abandon the options, limiting losses to the premiums they paid to purchase them. Achieving efficient asset management Sellers of options on government bonds can bolster the yields of investment funds by receiving options premiums. Meanwhile, buyers can achieve the same profits as if they invested in actual bonds by paying premiums that are lower than the case of investments in actual bonds. Moreover, by using options on ...

Agricultural | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Soybean Futures Overview Contract Specifications Azuki (Red Bean) Futures Overview Contract Specifications Corn Futures Overview Contract Specifications...

Chukyo Oil | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Chukyo-Gasoline Futures Overview Contract Specifications Chukyo-Kerosene Futures Overview Contract Specifications...

Dividends Indices | Derivatives | Japan Exchange Group Nikkei 225 Dividend Index Futures Overview Contract Specifications...