Margin Requirement Calculation 19 March 2014 1 What’ s New for Introduction of Stock Futures Introduce Inter-commodity Spread Credit Margin Requirements are separately calculated: Derivatives on Equity Index market Derivatives on Metal market Derivatives on Single Stock Market 2 Margin Calculation Scanning Risk Inter-month Spread Charge + + Delivery Month Charge Input: Delta - Net Options Value (Mark-to-market of Options) MAX Maintenance Margin Requirement Margin Requirement in each market ΣMargin Requirement in each market If Margin Requirement in any market ≤ 0, it will be treated as 0 + Mark to market of Futures in all markets + Inter-commodity Spread Credit - Short Option Minimum Charge Additional Margin for all markets (Concentration margin + Super margin + Uncovered Risk margin) 3 What’ s New for Introduction of Stock Futures Margin Requirement of F & O in Equity Index Market Margin Requirement in Equity Index Market ≤ 0 = 0 Margin Requirement of F & O on XXX Margin Requirement of F & O in Metal Market Margin Requirement in Metal Market ≤ 0 = 0 Margin Requirement of F & O on Gold Margin Requirement of F & O on YYY Margin Requirement of F & O in Single Stock Market Margin Requirement in Single Stock Market ≤ 0 = 0 Underlying: AAA Futures, Options, Options on Futures Underlying: BBB Futures, Options, Options on Futures Inter-month Spread Charge Inter-month Spread Charge Inter-Commodity Spread Credit Inter-Commodity Spread Credit Margin Requirement of F & O on AAA Margin Requirement of F & O on BBB 4 + Margin Requirement of F & O on S50 Scanning Risk/Risk-based Margining It quantifies Maximum potential loss of entire portfolio that might reasonably incur over a specified period of time under virtually simulated market scenarios. 99% Confidence Interval 1-day liquidation period Sixteen “What if” Scenarios 5 An introduction to Inter-commodity Spread Credit It is a price risk of spread position (risk arising from the variation in underlying contract price) Loss in one commodity may be offset by gain in other commodities It helps reduce margin requirement It is applied for Net Margining Account Only 6 Margin Requirement Calculation: Disclaimer • Explain margin requirement calculation of Derivatives on Single stock only • Do not provide system and application requirements, TFEX contract specification, TCH maintenance margin rate, inter-month spread charge rate, inter-commodity spread credit rate • Data in presentation are subject to change at any time without any prior notification • TCH definitely assumes no liability on any change in parameters and data in presentation 7 Margin Requirement Calculation: Examples Assumptions • Underlying Stocks: ABC, DEF, GHI • Futures Multiplier: 100 stocks • Options Multiplier: 100 stocks Options delta scaling factor = 1 • Contract month: Quarterly • Margin Requirement is calculated on the basis of Net Margining • Maintenance Margin Rates & Short Option Minimum Charge are as follows; Series Outright Maintenance Margin Rate (Baht/contract) Inter-month Spread Charge (Baht/pair) Short Option Minimum Charge (Baht/contract) ABC 3,000 750 300 DEF 4,000 1,000 0 GHI 5,000 1,250 0 8 NET MARGINING Features Both long and short positions of futures and options contracts will be used for calculation. Not only will “Inter- month Spread Charge” but also “Inter- commodity Spread Credit” will be applied. Both long and short options positions will be applied for “Net Options Value”. 9 NET MARGINING Calculation Steps 1. Calculate Net of Scanning Loss in each scenario. Options : Risk Array * Long Positions (+) or Short Positions (-) Futures : Risk Array * Long Positions (+) or Short Positions (-) 2. Select Maximum Portfolio Scanning Loss of each scenario Scanning Risk = Max (Value,0) 3. Calculate Inter-month Spread Charge (IMSC) IMSC = Min (Absolute of Positive Net Delta, Absolute Value of Net Negative Delta) * Spread Charge Rate 4. Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit (ICSC) ICSC = Weighted Futures Price Risk * Credit Rate * No. of Spreads * Delta Per Spread Ratio 10 NET MARGINING Calculation Steps 5. Select the higher value between “Scanning Risk + Inter-month Spread Charge - Inter-commodity Spread Credit” and “Short Option Minimum Charge” 6. Calculate Margin Requirement (MR) MR = Maximum Value of Risk Maintenance Margin (Outcome from Step 5) minus “Net Options Value” (Mark to Market of Options) 11 GROSS MARGINING Features Both long and short futures positions will be used for calculation. Only short options positions will be used for calculation. Neither “Inter- month Spread Charge” nor “Intercommodity Spread Credit” will be applied. Only short options positions will be calculated for “Net Options Value”. 12 GROSS MARGINING Calculation Steps 1. Calculate Scanning Loss of each series in each scenario. Options : Risk Array * Short Positions (-) Futures : Risk Array * Long Positions (+), and; : Risk Array * Short Positions (-) 2. Select Maximum Scanning Loss of each series separately Scanning Risk = Max (Value, 0) 3. Select the higher value between “Scanning Risk” and “Short Option Minimum Charge” 4. Calculate Margin Requirement (MR) MR = Maximum Value of Outcome from Step 3 minus “Net Options Value” 13 Margin Requirement Calculation: Examples • Investment in portfolio is as follows; Series Long Short Marginable Position ABCU08 20 5 +15 8 -8 ABCZ08 ABCZ08C150 4 7 -3 DEFZ08 3 1 +2 4 -4 DEFH09 GHIU08 GHIM09 8 +8 6 Gross Position 14 -6 Net Position Risk Scenario Sixteen Risk scenarios ประกอบด้วย: – Underlying Price Change • ราคาไม่เปลีIยนแปลง • ราคาเปลีIยนแปลงเพิIมขึนQ หรือลดลง 1/3 ของ Price scan range • ราคาเปลีIยนแปลงเพิIมขึนQ หรือลดลง 2/3 ของ Price scan range • ราคาเปลีIยนแปลงเพิIมขึนQ หรือลดลง 1 เท่า (3/3) ของ Price scan range • ราคาเปลีIยนแปลงเพิIมขึนQ หรือลดลงอย่างรุนแรงเกินกว่าทีIกาํ หนด – Volatility Change • Volatility เพิIมขึนQ • Volatility ลดลง • Volatility ไม่เปลีIยนแปลง Liquidation Period: 1 day ค่าความเสีIยงทีIแสดงใน Risk array – “+” value: loss – “-” ” value: gain 15 Risk scenarios 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) Underlying Price Unchanged Unchanged Up 1/3 Price Scanning Range Up 1/3 Price Scanning Range Down 1/3 Price Scanning Range Down 1/3 Price Scanning Range Up 2/3 Price Scanning Range Up 2/3 Price Scanning Range Down 2/3 Price Scanning Range Down 2/3 Price Scanning Range Up 3/3 Price Scanning Range Up 3/3 Price Scanning Range Down 3/3 Price Scanning Range Down 3/3 Price Scanning Range Up Extreme (cover certain %) Down Extreme (cover certain %) 16 Volatility Change Up Down Up Down Up Down Up Down Up Down Up Down Up Down Unchanged Unchanged Risk Array & Scanning risk Scanning Loss = Risk Array * Net Positions in each series – Long Position + – Short Position Quantify Scanning Risk over a commodity (same underlying) Scanning Risk is Max Scanning Loss of Portfolio among simulated sixteen scenarios (Max Σ Scanning Loss of each series) The risk scenario that gives a Scanning Risk is called “the active scenario” Scanning Risk ≥ 0 Both long and short futures positions will be taken into A/C. For Net Margining, both long and short options positions will be taken in to A/C, while Gross Margining, only short options positions will be taken. 17 Risk Array & Scanning risk Futures & Options on ABC ABCU08 Scenario ABCZ08 ABCZ08C150 Total Long 15 Loss/contract Losses Short 8 Loss/contract Losses Short 3 Loss/contract Losses Losses 1 +15 x 0 0 -8 x 0 0 -3 x -650 1,950 1,950 2 +15 x 0 0 -8 x 0 0 -3 x 525 -1,575 -1,575 3 +15 x -1,000 -15,000 -8 x -1,000 8,000 -3 x -1,000 3,000 -4,000 4 +15 x -1,000 -15,000 -8 x -1,000 8,000 -3 x -850 2,550 -4,450 5 +15 x 1,000 15,000 -8 x 1,000 -8,000 -3 x 250 -750 6,250 6 +15 x 1,000 15,000 -8 x 1,000 -8,000 -3 x 1,800 -5,400 1,600 7 +15 x -2,000 -30,000 -8 x -2,000 16,000 -3 x -2,000 6,000 -8,000 8 +15 x -2,000 -30,000 -8 x -2,000 16,000 -3 x -2,250 6,750 -7,250 9 +15 x 2,000 30,000 -8 x 2,000 -16,000 -3 x 1,750 -5,250 8,750 10 +15 x 2,000 30,000 -8 x 2,000 -16,000 -3 x 2,250 -6,750 7,250 11 +15 x -3,000 -45,000 -8 x -3,000 24,000 -3 x -2,750 8,250 -12,750 12 +15 x -3,000 -45,000 -8 x -3,000 24,000 -3 x -2,500 7,500 -13,500 13 +15 x 3,000 45,000 -8 x 3,000 -24,000 -3 x 425 -1,275 19,725 14 +15 x 3,000 45,000 -8 x 3,000 -24,000 -3 x 650 -1,950 19,050 15 +15 x -2,700 -40,500 -8 x -2,700 21,600 -3 x -1,750 5,250 -13,650 16 +15 x 2,700 40,500 -8 x 2,700 -21,600 -3 x 350 -1,050 17,850 Delta 1 Scanning Risk 1 = 0.3 19,725 and active scenario is the scenario 13 18 Risk Array & Scanning risk Futures & Options on DEF DEFZ08 Scenario Long 2 DEFH09 Loss/contract Losses Short 4 Total Loss/contract Losses Losses 1 +2 x 0 0 -4 x 0 0 0 2 +2 x 0 0 -4 x 0 0 0 3 +2 x -1,333 -2,666 -4 x -1,333 5,332 2,666 4 +2 x -1,333 -2,666 -4 x -1,333 5,332 2,666 5 +2 x 1,333 2,666 -4 x 1,333 -5,332 -2,666 6 +2 x 1,333 2,666 -4 x 1,333 -5,332 -2,666 7 +2 x -2,667 -5,334 -4 x -2,667 10,668 5,334 8 +2 x -2,667 -5,334 -4 x -2,667 10,668 5,334 9 +2 x 2,667 5,334 -4 x 2,667 -10,668 -5,334 10 +2 x 2,667 5,334 -4 x 2,667 -10,668 -5,334 11 +2 x -4,000 -8,000 -4 x -4,000 16,000 8,000 12 +2 x -4,000 -8,000 -4 x -4,000 16,000 8,000 13 +2 x 4,000 8,000 -4 x 4,000 -16,000 -8,000 14 +2 x 4,000 8,000 -4 x 4,000 -16,000 -8,000 15 +2 x -3,600 -7,200 -4 x -3,600 14,400 7,200 16 +2 x 3,600 7,200 -4 x 3,600 -14,400 -7,200 Delta Scanning Risk 1 = 1 8,000 and active scenario is the scenario 11 19 Risk Array & Scanning risk Futures & Options on GHI GHIU08 Scenario Long 8 GHIM09 Loss/contract Losses Short 6 Total Loss/contract Losses Losses 1 +8 x 0 0 -6 x 0 0 0 2 +8 x 0 0 -6 x 0 0 0 3 +8 x -1,667 -13,336 -6 x -1,667 10,002 -3,334 4 +8 x -1,667 -13,336 -6 x -1,667 10,002 -3,334 5 +8 x 1,667 13,336 -6 x 1,667 -10,002 3,334 6 +8 x 1,667 13,336 -6 x 1,667 -10,002 3,334 7 +8 x -3,333 -26,664 -6 x -3,333 19,998 -6,666 8 +8 x -3,333 -26,664 -6 x -3,333 19,998 -6,666 9 +8 x 3,333 26,664 -6 x 3,333 -19,998 6,666 10 +8 x 3,333 26,664 -6 x 3,333 -19,998 6,666 11 +8 x -5,000 -40,000 -6 x -5,000 30,000 -10,000 12 +8 x -5,000 -40,000 -6 x -5,000 30,000 -10,000 13 +8 x 5,000 40,000 -6 x 5,000 -30,000 10,000 14 +8 x 5,000 40,000 -6 x 5,000 -30,000 10,000 15 +8 x -4,500 -36,000 -6 x -4,500 27,000 -9,000 16 +8 x 4,500 36,000 -6 x 4,500 -27,000 9,000 Delta Scanning Risk 1 = 1 10,000 and active scenario is the scenario 13 20 Inter-month Spread Charge Apply for NET MARGINING ACCOUNT only During calculating scanning risk, it assumes a perfect correlation between price movements in each series among different expiry Delta is used to calculate “Spread” – Futures always has “+1” – Call options always have value in between 0 ≤ Delta ≤ +1 – Put options always have value in between -1 ≤ Delta ≤ 0 21 Inter-month Spread Charge (cont.) Calculate Position deltas of every series Position Delta of Series i = Delta of series i * Net Position of series i * Delta Scaling Factor Net Long Position + Net Short Position - Net Delta by sum of position deltas of every series within the same contract month n ∑ Deltai * Net Positioni * Delta Scaling Factor i =1 Sum of Positive Net Delta and Sum of Negative Net Delta (rounded to 4 decimals) Inter-month Spread Charge = Minimum (Absolute Value of Positive Net Delta, Absolute Value of Negative Net Delta) * Spread Charge Note: Absolute value of a number is the number without its sign Inter-month Spread Charge is rounded to integer Net Delta = 22 Inter-month Spread Charge (cont.) Futures & Options on ABC ABCU08 ABCZ08 ABCZ08C150 Composite Delta 1.00 1.00 0.30 Position +15 -8 -3 1 1 1 +15 -8 -0.9 Delta Scaling Factor Net Position Delta of each series U08 Net Positive Delta per contract month & Net Negative Delta per contract month +15.0000 Min (Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month, Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month) Inter-month Spread Charge Z08 -8.9000 8.9000 = 8.9 * 750 = 6,675 Net Delta of ABC = 15 +(– 8.9) = 6.1000 23 Inter-month Spread Charge (cont.) Futures & Options on DEF DEFZ08 Composite Delta Position Delta Scaling Factor Net Position Delta of each series DEFH09 1 1 +2 -4 1 1 +2 -4 Z08 Net Positive Delta per contract month & Net Negative Delta per contract month +2.0000 Min (Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month, Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month) Inter-month Spread Charge = H09 2 * 1,000 2.0000 = 2,000 Net Delta of DEF = 2 + (– 4) = -2.0000 24 -4.0000 Inter-month Spread Charge (cont.) Futures & Options on GHI GHIU08 Composite Delta Position Delta Scaling Factor Net Position Delta of each series GHIM09 1 1 +8 -6 1 1 +8 -6 U08 Net Positive Delta per contract month & Net Negative Delta per contract month +8.0000 Min (Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month, Absolute Value of Net Positive Delta per contract month) Inter-month Spread Charge = 6 * 1,250 Net Delta of GHI = 8 + (– 6) = 2.0000 25 M09 -6.0000 6.0000 = 7,500 Inter-commodity Spread Credit Apply for NET MARGINING ACCOUNT only Losses in one commodity may offset gain in other commodities Price Risk must be isolated from the Scanning risk Price Risk = Max (0, Active Scenario – Time Risk - Volatility risk) Note: 1. The active scenario is the risk scenario that gives the maximum loss of the entire portfolio (highest positive number) 2. If two scenarios result in the same number, the one with the lowest scenario number is chosen as the active scenario 26 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk Step 1: Eliminate volatility risk from “the active scenario” – Find the two scenarios with the same underlying price variation but with the difference volatility variation Active Scenario 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 16 Paired Scenario 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 15 16 Active Scenario 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 15 16 Paired Scenario 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 16 Note: • If active scenario number is “odd number” Paired scenario number = Active scenario number +1 • If active scenario number is “even number” Paired scenario number = Active scenario number – 1 • Scenario 15 and 16 are paired with itself because of no volatility variation 27 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk – Average of the active scenario and paired scenario yields the “volatility-adjusted scanning risk” (Volatility-adjusted scanning risk = Active Scenario – Volatility Risk) Volatility-adjusted scanning risk = (Value in active scenario) + (Value in paired scenario) (Active Scenario – Volatility Risk) 2 Volatility Risk = Active Scenario – Volatility-adjusted scanning risk Note: Volatility Risk is rounded to integer while Volatility-adjusted scanning risk is not rounded . 28 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Time Risk Step 2: Eliminate time risk from “the volatility-adjusted scanning risk” – Scenario 1 and Scenario 2 do not consider of underlying price variation, they only consider volatility variation Time risk = (Value in Scenario 1) + (Value in Scenario 2) 2 Note: Time Risk is rounded to integer. 29 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Price Risk Step 3: Calculate Price Risk Price Risk = Max (0, Active Scenario - Time Risk - Volatility risk) Weighted Futures Price Risk Step 4: Calculate “Weighted Futures Price Risk” (WFPR) for each commodity – Dividing price risk with Absolute Value of Summation of Net Delta Weighted Futures Price Risk = Price Risk / Absolute Value of Net Delta (WFPR) Note: • This value (WFPR) is rounded to 2 decimals • A negative result will be treated as zero • If Net Delta equals zero, WFPR will equal zero 30 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Inter-commodity Spread Credit Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit Inter-commodity Spread Credit = WFPR * Delta Consumed per Spread Position * No. of Spreads * Credit Rate Note: • Number of Spreads must be first calculated per combined commodity group • Number of Spreads is rounded to 4 decimals • This value (inter-commodity spread credit) is rounded to integer 31 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Example: Given information This information is shown in RPF (Record Type 5 and Record Type 6) Combined Commodity Group: S01 (Record Type 5) Priority List and Credit Rate in each combined commodity group (Record Type 6) Priority List Credit rate CC L1 Delta per spread ratio Side of Market CC L2 L1 L1 Delta per Spread Ratio Side of Market L2 L2 1 80% ABC 3 A DEF 2 B 2 60% ABC 1 A GHI 1 A Note: 1. Priority List is a Spread Priority 2. CC represents combined commodity code 3. Delta per spread ratio is the delta consumed when calculate Number of Spreads 4. Side of Market represents the spread side. A:B indicates the deltas of each spread leg have opposite signs 32 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on ABC Step 1: Calculate Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk Active Scenario is Scenario 13, therefore, a paired scenario is Scenario 14 Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk = (19,725 + 19,050)/2 = 19,387.50 Volatility Risk = 19,725 – 19,387.50 = 337.50 ≈ 338.00 Step 2: Calculate Time Risk Time risk is an average of scanning risk in Scenario 1 and Scenario 2 Time Risk = 1,950 + (-1,575) = 187.5 ≈ 188.00 2 Step 3: Calculate Price Risk Price Risk = Max (0, Active Scenario - Time Risk - Volatility risk) Price Risk = 19,725 – 188 – 338 = 19,199.00 Step 4: Calculate Weighted Futures Price Risk Calculate Net Delta of this combined commodity using Delta of each contract month in inter-month spread charge calculation step Net Delta = 15 – 8.9 = 6.1000 (page 27) Absolute Net Delta = 6.1000 Weighted Futures Price Risk = 19,199 = 3,147.38 6.10 33 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on ABC Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit – Calculate Number of Spreads (Spread Position) of each combined commodity group (in this case, Combined Commodity Group: S01) – Use Delta “consumed” in a pair (Delta per Spread Ratio) to calculate Number of Spreads (Spread position is rounded to 4 decimals) Priority 1: Spread Position between ABC vs. DEF – Net Delta of ABC = 6.1000 Market Side A – Net Delta of DEF = 2 – 4 = - 2.0000 Market Side B (page 28) Spread Position = Minimum (Absolute Net Delta of ABC/Delta required per Spread of ABC in priority 1, Absolute Net Delta of DEF/Delta required per spread of DEF in priority 1) Spread Position = Min(6.10/3, 2/2) = Min (2.03, 1) Priority 1: Number of Spreads = 1 Delta Consumed of ABC = 3, Delta Unconsumed of ABC = 6.1000 – 3.0000 = 3.1000 Delta Consumed of DEF = - 2, Delta unconsumed of DEF = 0 34 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on ABC Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit Priority 2: Spread Position between ABC vs. GHI – Net Delta of ABC = 3.1000 (Delta unconsumed from Priority 1) Market Side A – Net Delta of GHI = 8 – 6 = 2.0000 Market Side A Spread Position = Minimum (Absolute Net Delta of ABC/Delta required per Spread of ABC in priority 2, Absolute Net Delta of GHI/Delta required per spread of GHI in priority 2) Spread Position = Min(3.10/1, 2/1) = Min (3.10, 2) Priority 2: Number of Spreads = 2 Delta Consumed of ABC = 2, Delta Unconsumed of ABC = 3.1000 – 2.0000 = 1.1000 Delta Consumed of GHI = 2, Delta unconsumed of GHI = 0 35 Inter-commodity Spread Credit Futures & Options on ABC Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit Amount Inter-commodity Spread Credit = WFPR * No. of Spreads * Delta Per Spread Ratio * Credit Rate – Credit for Priority 1 = 3,147.38 * 1 * 3 * 0.8 = 7,554 – Credit for Priority 2 = 3,147.38 * 2 * 1 * 0.6 = 3,777 Total Inter-commodity Spread Credit of ABC 36 = 7,554 + 3,777 = 11,331 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on DEF Step 1: Calculate Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk Active Scenario is Scenario 11, therefore, a paired scenario is Scenario 12 Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk = (8,000 + 8,000)/2 = 8,000 Volatility Risk = 8,000 – 8,000 = 0 Step 2: Calculate Time Risk Time risk is an average of scanning risk in Scenario 1 and Scenario 2 Time Risk = 0+0 = 0 2 Step 3: Calculate Price Risk Price Risk = Max (0, Active Scenario - Time Risk - Volatility risk) Price Risk = 8,000 – 0 - 0 = 8,000 Step 4: Calculate Weighted Futures Price Risk Calculate Net Delta of this combined commodity Absolute Net Delta = Weighted Futures Price Risk = 2.0000 – 4.0000 = - 2.0000 2.0000 = = 8,000 2.0000 37 4,000 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on DEF Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit – Use Number of Spreads that are calculated in the previous step (spread position between ABC and DEF) Priority 1: Spread Position between ABC vs. DEF Priority 1: Number of Spreads = 1 Inter-commodity Spread Credit – Credit for Priority 1 = = WFPR * No. of Spreads * Delta Per Spread Ratio * Credit Rate 4,000 * 1 * 2 * 0.8 = 6,400 Total Inter-commodity Spread Credit of DEF 38 = 6,400 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on GHI Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit for GHI Step 1: Calculate Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk Active Scenario is Scenario 13, therefore, a paired scenario is Scenario 13 Volatility-adjusted Scanning Risk = (10,000 + 10,000)/2 = 10,000 Volatility Risk = 10,000 – 10,000 = 0 Step 2: Calculate Time Risk Time risk is an average of scanning risk in Scenario 1 and Scenario 2 Time Risk = 0+0 = 0 2 Step 3: Calculate Price Risk Price Risk = Max (0, Active Scenario - Time Risk - Volatility risk) Price Risk = 10,000 - 0 - 0 = 10,000 Step 4: Calculate Weighted Futures Price Risk Calculate Net Delta of this combined commodity Absolute Net Delta = Weighted Futures Price Risk = 8-6 = 2 2.0 = 10,000 2 = 39 5,000 Inter-commodity Spread Credit (cont.) Futures & Options on GHI Step 5: Calculate Inter-commodity Spread Credit – Use Number of Spreads that are calculated in the previous step (spread position between ABC and GHI) Priority 2: Spread Position between ABC vs. GHI Priority 2: Number of Spreads = 2 Inter-commodity Spread Credit – Credit for Priority 2 = = WFPR * No. of Spreads * Delta Per Spread Ratio * Credit Rate 5,000 * 2 * 1 * 0.6 = 6,000 Total Inter-commodity Spread Credit of GHI 40 = 6,000 Short options minimum charge (SOMC) For short options that is very deep out of the money, it is almost impossible to calculate the Scanning Risk Charge Therefore, it imposes the minimum charge upon the short option positions Net Margining : - SOMC = (Short Calls + Short Puts) * Short Options Minimum Charge * Delta Scaling Factor Gross Margining : - SOMC = Short Calls * Short Options Minimum Charge * Delta Scaling Factor, and; = Short Puts * Short Options Minimum Charge * Delta Scaling Factor 41 Short Options Minimum Charge Futures & Options on ABC Short Options Minimum Charge of ABC = 3 * 300 = = 0 = 0 Futures & Options on DEF Short Options Minimum Charge of DEF Futures & Options on GHI Short Options Minimum Charge of GHI 42 900 Net Options Value The cost to liquidate the portfolio at current market prices It represents market value of the option positions. - Long Position Value = Long Option Position(+) * EOD Settlement Price * Multiplier - Short Position Value = Short Option Position(-) * EOD Settlement Price * Multiplier Remark : On last trading day, the expiring positions will not be calculated. Net Options Value = (Long Option Value – Short Option Value) - Net Margining; Net Options Value = (Long Option Value – Short Option Value) - Gross Margining; Net Options Value = (0 – Short Option Value) 43 Net Options Value Futures & Options on ABC Given Settlement Price of ABCZ08C150 Net Options Value of ABCZ08C150 = = Futures & Options on DEF No options position Futures & Options on GHI No options position 44 5 - 3 * 5 *100 = - 1,500 Margin Requirement Margin Requirement of DEF Margin Requirement of ABC Scanning Risk Scanning Risk 19,725 8,000 + + Inter-month Spread Charge Inter-month Spread Charge 6,675 2,000 + + Short Delivery Month Charge Delivery Month Charge Option Minimum Not Applicable Minimum Charge - - Intercommodity Spread Credit Intercommodity Spread Credit 11,331 6,400 15,069 Option Not Applicable Charge Short 900 Max 3,600 Risk Maintenance Margin 15,069 - Margin Requirement 16,569 Max 0 Net Options Value Risk Maintenance Margin -1,500 3,600 Net Options Value - Margin Requirement 3,600 0 Margin Requirement Margin Requirement of GHI Margin Requirement of F & O on Scanning Risk Single Stock Market 10,000 + = Margin Requirement of ABC Inter-month Spread Charge + Margin Requirement of DEF 7,500 + + Margin Requirement of GHI Short Delivery Month Charge Option = 16,569 + 3,600 + 11,500 Minimum Not Applicable Charge = 31,669 - If Margin Requirement of F & O on Intercommodity Spread Credit Single Stock Market ≤ 0 0 6,000 11,500 0 Max Net Options Value Risk Maintenance Margin 11,500 - Margin Requirement 11,500 0