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This circular announces the introduction of new futures and options products on the DJ EURO STOXX and DJ STOXX market sector indexes, including contract specifications, trading hours, and application

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1. Organizations engaged in specific financial or regulatory activities outlined in the circular.
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3. Regulatory bodies needing to assess compliance with the circular's requirements.

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What is an example of a clearing house?

Examples include the Automated Clearing House (ACH), the NYSE, and the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC), all playing vital roles in various financial markets.

What does Eurex stand for?

Eurex stands for the leading European derivatives exchange and – with Eurex Clearing – one of the leading central counterparties globally. We are the architect of market liquidity, efficiency and integrity by providing our customers with innovative solutions to seamlessly manage risk.

Who owns Eurex Clearing?

Eurex Clearing AG, one of the world's leading clearing houses, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eurex Frankfurt AG - which is part of Deutsche Börse Group.

What does Eurex clearing do?

As one of the world's leading clearing organizations providing a complete set of clearing and risk management services for major exchanges and market places, Eurex Clearing welcomes the aim of the recommendations to promote a safe, sound, and efficient pan-European post-trading arrangement.

Is Eurex a clearing house?

Eurex Clearing, one of the world's largest derivatives clearing houses, now supports DLT-based collateral for margin purposes in a production environment.

Is Eurex part of Euroclear?

Euroclear Bank has expanded its services with Eurex Clearing, now becoming an eligible securities collateral location of the main global clearing organisation.

Is Eurex a regulator?

Eurex Clearing AG has been granted authorization as a Central Counterparty (CCP) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) on 10 April 2014.

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What is e u r e x circular 081/02?

e u r e x circular 081/02 is a directive issued by the European Union regarding the reporting and compliance requirements for entities involved in the exchange of certain goods and services.

Who is required to file e u r e x circular 081/02?

Businesses and individuals engaged in the relevant transactions specified by the circular are required to file e u r e x circular 081/02.

How to fill out e u r e x circular 081/02?

To fill out e u r e x circular 081/02, entities must provide detailed information including their business registrations, transaction details, and any relevant supporting documentation as indicated in the guidelines.

What is the purpose of e u r e x circular 081/02?

The purpose of e u r e x circular 081/02 is to ensure compliance with EU regulations, enhance transparency in transactions, and facilitate better monitoring of trade activities.

What information must be reported on e u r e x circular 081/02?

Entities must report information such as transaction dates, parties involved, descriptions of goods or services, and any applicable regulatory codes or identifiers.