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Amendments

Title:

Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation Operation Directions Governing Liquidity Providers of Call (Put) Warrants  CH

Amended Date: 2018.12.24 
Categories: Securities Exchange Market > Trading > Call (Put) Warrants

Title: Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation Operation Directions Governing Liquidity Providers of Call (Put) Warrants(2018.02.14)
Date:
6     A liquidity provider shall, starting from 5 minutes after the TWSE centralized exchange market opens until the market closes, perform its quoting obligations by means of "responding to quote requests" or "voluntary quoting"; the operational guidelines are as follows:
  1. Responding to quote requests
    1. A liquidity provider shall, within 5 minutes after receiving an investor's price inquiry, respond with a quote, and this quote shall remain posted for at least 1 minute.
    2. No single bid quote for warrants may be for less than 100 trading units, or the total amount of any bid quote shall be for NT$100,000 or more. Under any of the following circumstances, however, this restriction need not apply, provided that the quote may not be for less than 10 trading units:
      1. When there is insufficient liquidity in spot shares.
      2. When the underlying security is a stock placed under disposition measures.
      3. During the period from 5 minutes to 15 minutes after market opening and the 5 minutes prior to market close.
    3. No single ask quote for warrants may be for less than 10 trading units.
    4. A liquidity provider shall make a synchronous recording of the phone call with which an investor requests a quote, and the recording shall be preserved for at least 1 year.
  2. Voluntary quoting:
    1. The price quote by a liquidity provider shall include a bid price and an ask price.
    2. A liquidity provider shall on its own initiative provide quotes at least once every 5 minutes, and such quotes shall remain posted for at least 30 seconds, provided that this 30-second restriction shall not apply when quotes are updated due to fluctuations in order price or order volume of the underlying.
    3. A liquidity provider shall prescribe the maximum price fluctuation between the highest bid price and the lowest ask price as 10 units.
    4. No single bid quote for warrants may be for less than 100 trading units, or the total amount of any bid quote shall be for NT$100,000 or more. Under any of the following circumstances, however, this restriction need not apply, provided that the quote may not be for less than 10 trading units:
      1. When there is insufficient liquidity in spot shares.
      2. When the underlying security is a stock placed under disposition measures.
      3. During the period from 5 minutes to 15 minutes after market opening and the 5 minutes prior to market close.
    5. No single ask quote for warrants may be for less than 10 trading units.
7     A liquidity provider need not provide quotes at the following times:
  1. during the initial 5 minutes after opening of the centralized securities exchange market;
  2. during any suspension of trading of the underlying of the warrants;
  3. when the number of warrants in the liquidity provider's segregated account cannot meet the minimum number of units required for a single ask quote, the liquidity provider may only provide a bid quote.
  4. other times as prescribed by the issuer at its own initiative.