no 14/15 Upcoming Fee changes for Dry Freight Contracts


Please be informed that Nasdaq Commodities will, effective from March 2, 2015, introduce the following fee changes for Dry Freight contracts:

  • Dry Freight Option Fee to be reduced and aligned with the Dry Futures fee per lot. The change is reflected in Trading and Clearing Appendix 7 – Fee List under upcoming changes to rules.

 

  • New Entry Incentive Program for participants trading and clearing Nasdaq Dry Freight Futures for the first time in the period between March 2 and June 31, 2015. For a new dry freight participant, trading more than 500 lots per month, Nasdaq Commodities will refund the variable Trading and Clearing Fee.

 

  • Asian Liquidity Pool Program. Introducing an incentive program for participants trading Dry Freight Future or Options from Asia. Please contact Nasdaq Commodities for further details.

 

For further information, please contact Nasdaq Commodities:

Freight Sales Team, +47 6710 8510, freight@nasdaq.com

 

Media contact:

Sara Aadnesen, Director Corporate Communications, phone +47 9060 0759, sara.aadnesen@nasdaq.com

 

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