2021-06-02
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The State Committee for Securities of the Republic of Azerbaijan issued Resolution No. 32-q to establish standardized procedures for the placement and circulation of derivative financial instruments through the stock exchange. The regulations define key terms such as underlying assets and initial margins, while mandating that derivatives be traded electronically with specific standardized contract parameters. Furthermore, the document requires stock exchanges to coordinate with clearing organizations for settlements and obligates investment companies to disclose specific risk information to clients before executing orders.
“Approved” State Committee for Securities of the Republic of Azerbaijan Resolution No. 32-q 14 December 2015 Chairman
R. Aslanly Regulations on placement and circulation of derivative financial instruments
2.2.11. price of the underlying asset when exercising the right to buy or sell the underlying asset for options; 2.2.12. option class (the right to sell or buy under the option); 2.2.13. transaction fees. 3. Circulation of derivative financial instruments 3.1. The circulation of derivative financial instruments shall be determined by the internal trading rules of the stock exchange. 3.2. The stock exchange shall enter into an agreement with a clearing organization that provides settlements in order to ensure the fulfillment of obligations arising from derivative financial instruments. 3.3. The rules for carrying out market-making activities during the trading of derivative financial instruments shall be determined by the stock exchange. 3.4. Purchase and sale of derivative financial instruments shall be carried out through intermediation of the members of the derivative financial instruments market of the stock exchange. 3.5. The investment company shall inform the client about the risks involved in the derivative financial instruments before accepting the order. 3.6. The information provided by the investment company shall include a description of the risks associated with the derivative financial instruments, taking into account the type of instrument: 3.6.1. information on the risks associated with the derivative financial instrument, the risk consequences and the risk of a complete loss of investment; 3.6.2. information on price volatility of the derivative financial instrument; 3.6.3. applicable margin requirements or similar obligations. 3.7. The transfer of open positions of suspended or liquidated exchange members to other exchange members shall be carried out by the clearing organization with the consent of the stock exchange. 3.8. The grounds and limits for the exercise of rights arising from derivative financial instruments shall be determined by the clearing organization with the consent of the stock exchange.