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Additions to the List of Company Shares That May Be Subject to a Lot in Respect of Contract Rules Sections QQQQQ – RRRRR Additions to the List of Company Shares that may be subject to a lot in respect of Contract Rules Sections QQQQQ – RRRRR Dividend Adjusted Stock Futures (“DASF”) Settlement Contract Contract Company ISIN Expiry months Currency Tick Size Method code size Serial months out to 6 3i Group PLC GB00B1YW4409 cash 0U6 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 3M Co US88579Y1010 cash 3CP USD 100 0.001 months Serial months out to 6 ABB Ltd CH0012221716 cash 0IF CHF 1,000 0.001 months Abbott Serial months out to 6 US0028241000 cash 3CE USD 1,000 0.001 Laboratories months Serial months out to 6 Abengoa SA ES0105200002 cash 3D6 EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Aberdeen Asset Serial months out to 6 GB0000031285 cash 0FW GBp 1,000 0.01 Management PLC months Serial months out to 6 Accor SA FR0000120404 cash 0EX EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Ackermans & van Serial months out to 6 BE0003764785 cash 0D0 EUR 100 0.0001 Haaren NV months Serial months out to 6 Actelion Ltd CH0010532478 cash 0IL CHF 100 0.001 months Serial months out to 6 Adecco SA CH0012138605 cash 0IT CHF 100 0.001 months Serial months out to 6 adidas AG DE000A1EWWW0 cash 0UY EUR 100 0.0001 months Admiral Group Serial months out to 6 GB00B02J6398 cash 0FB GBp 100 0.01 PLC months Serial months out to 6 Aegon NV NL0000303709 cash 0XV EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Aeroports de Paris FR0010340141 cash 0NC EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Aggreko PLC GB00BK1PTB77 cash 0PX GBp 100 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Air France-KLM FR0000031122 cash 3AE EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Air Liquide SA FR0000120073 cash 0EY EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Airbus Group SE NL0000235190 cash 0IJ EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Akzo Nobel NV NL0000009132 cash 0XK EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Alcatel-Lucent FR0000130007 cash 0HW EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Allianz SE DE0008404005 cash 0UZ EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Alstom SA FR0010220475 cash 0EV EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Altria Group Inc US02209S1033 cash 3CA USD 1,000 0.001 months Amec Foster Serial months out to 6 GB0000282623 cash 0PH GBp 1,000 0.01 Wheeler PLC months Serial months out to 6 Amlin PLC GB00B2988H17 cash 0OV GBp 1,000 0.01 months Anglo American Serial months out to 6 ZAE000013181 cash 0AM ZAr 100 1 Platinum Ltd months Serial months out to 6 Anthem Inc US0367521038 cash 3CR USD 100 0.001 months Dividend Adjusted Stock Futures (“DASF”) Settlement Contract Contract Company ISIN Expiry months Currency Tick Size Method code size Serial months out to 6 Antofagasta PLC GB0000456144 cash 0AP GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 ArcelorMittal LU0323134006 cash 0YJ EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Arkema SA FR0010313833 cash 0EM EUR 100 0.0001 months ARM Holdings Serial months out to 6 GB0000595859 cash 0QG GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC months Ashmore Group Serial months out to 6 GB00B132NW22 cash 3BC GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC months Ashtead Group Serial months out to 6 GB0000536739 cash 0PY GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC months ASM International Serial months out to 6 NL0000334118 cash 3A4 EUR 100 0.0001 NV months Serial months out to 6 ASML Holding NV NL0010273215 cash 0XM EUR 100 0.0001 months Associated British Serial months out to 6 GB0006731235 cash 0FA GBp 100 0.01 Foods PLC months Serial months out to 6 AstraZeneca PLC GB0009895292 cash 0QP GBp 100 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 AT&T Inc US00206R1023 cash 3CL USD 1,000 0.001 months Serial months out to 6 AtoS FR0000051732 cash 0HU EUR 100 0.0001 months Automatic Data Serial months out to 6 US0530151036 cash 3CS USD 100 0.001 Processing Inc months Serial months out to 6 AXA SA FR0000120628 cash 0HF EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Axel Springer SE DE0005501357 cash 0VD EUR 100 0.0001 months Azimut Holding Serial months out to 6 IT0003261697 cash 3AH EUR 1,000 0.0001 SpA months Babcock Serial months out to 6 International GB0009697037 cash 0QE GBp 1,000 0.01 months Group PLC Serial months out to 6 BAE Systems PLC GB0002634946 cash 0QA GBp 1,000 0.01 months Balfour Beatty Serial months out to 6 GB0000961622 cash 3AF GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC months Baloise Holding Serial months out to 6 CH0012410517 cash 0IA CHF 100 0.001 AG months Banca Monte dei Serial months out to 6 Paschi di Siena IT0005092165 cash 0GI EUR 1,000 0.0001 months SpA Banca Popolare Serial months out to 6 dell'Emilia IT0000066123 cash 0PM EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Romagna SC Banca Popolare di Serial months out to 6 IT0000064482 cash 0O3 EUR 1,000 0.0001 Milano Scarl months Banco Popolare Serial months out to 6 IT0005002883 cash 0N1 EUR 1,000 0.0001 SC months Banco Popular Serial months out to 6 ES0113790226 cash 0UQ EUR 1,000 0.0001 Espanol SA months Serial months out to 6 Bank of Montreal CA0636711016 cash 0C2 CAD 100 0.001 months Bank of Nova Serial months out to 6 CA0641491075 cash 0C4 CAD 1,000 0.001 Scotia/The months Dividend Adjusted Stock Futures (“DASF”) Settlement Contract Contract Company ISIN Expiry months Currency Tick Size Method code size Barclays Africa Serial months out to 6 ZAE000174124 cash 0ZW ZAr 1,000 1 Group Ltd months Serial months out to 6 Barclays PLC GB0031348658 cash 0QR GBp 1,000 0.01 months Barratt Serial months out to 6 Developments GB0000811801 cash 0QL GBp 1,000 0.01 months PLC Barry Callebaut Serial months out to 6 CH0009002962 cash 3CG CHF 100 0.001 AG months Serial months out to 6 BASF SE DE000BASF111 cash 0UH EUR 100 0.0001 months Baxter Serial months out to 6 US0718131099 cash 3CI USD 100 0.001 International Inc months Serial months out to 6 Bayer AG DE000BAY0017 cash 0UW EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 BCE Inc CA05534B7604 cash 0C1 CAD 1,000 0.001 months Becton Dickinson Serial months out to 6 US0758871091 cash 3D2 USD 100 0.001 & Co months Serial months out to 6 Beiersdorf AG DE0005200000 cash 0UF EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Bellway PLC GB0000904986 cash 0O9 GBp 100 0.01 months Berkeley Group Serial months out to 6 GB00B02L3W35 cash 0QI GBp 100 0.01 Holdings PLC months Serial months out to 6 BG Group PLC GB0008762899 cash 0Q1 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Bidvest Group Serial months out to 6 ZAE000117321 cash 0ZJ ZAr 100 1 Ltd/The months Serial months out to 6 Bilfinger SE DE0005909006 cash 3AB EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 BNP Paribas SA FR0000131104 cash 0HX EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Boliden AB SE0000869646 cash 0OD SEK 1,000 0.0001 months Bolsas y Mercados Serial months out to 6 Espanoles SHMSF ES0115056139 cash 0PS EUR 100 0.0001 months SA Serial months out to 6 Bombardier Inc CA0977512007 cash 0B9 CAD 1,000 0.001 months Serial months out to 6 Booker Group PLC GB00B01TND91 cash 0ON GBp 1,000 0.01 months Boskalis Serial months out to 6 NL0000852580 cash 0YX EUR 100 0.0001 Westminster NV months Serial months out to 6 Bouygues SA FR0000120503 cash 0I2 EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 BP PLC GB0007980591 cash 0Q5 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Brenntag AG DE000A1DAHH0 cash 0UK EUR 100 0.0001 months British American Serial months out to 6 GB0002875804 cash 0QS GBp 1,000 0.01 Tobacco PLC months British Land Co Serial months out to 6 GB0001367019 cash 0Q2 GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC/The months Serial months out to 6 Britvic PLC GB00B0N8QD54 cash 0UI GBp 100 0.01 months Dividend Adjusted Stock Futures (“DASF”) Settlement Contract Contract Company ISIN Expiry months Currency Tick Size Method code size Brookfield Asset Serial months out to 6 CA1125851040 cash 0C3 CAD 100 0.001 Management Inc months Serial months out to 6 BT Group PLC GB0030913577 cash 0Q7 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Bunzl PLC GB00B0744B38 cash 0Q4 GBp 100 0.01 months Burberry Group Serial months out to 6 GB0031743007 cash 0RL GBp 1,000 0.01 PLC months Serial months out to 6 Bureau Veritas SA FR0006174348 cash 0HY EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 C&C Group PLC IE00B010DT83 cash 3B9 EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Cable & Wireless Serial months out to 6 Communications GB00B5KKT968 cash 3AI GBp 1,000 0.01 months PLC Serial months out to 6 Cameco Corp CA13321L1085 cash 0C9 CAD 1,000 0.001 months Canadian Imperial Serial months out to 6 Bank of CA1360691010 cash 0D1 CAD 100 0.001 months Commerce/Canada Canadian National Serial months out to 6 CA1363751027 cash 0D8 CAD 100 0.001 Railway Co months Canadian Natural Serial months out to 6 CA1363851017 cash 0D2 CAD 1,000 0.001 Resources Ltd months Serial months out to 6 Cap Gemini SA FR0000125338 cash 0HD EUR 100 0.0001 months Serial months out to 6 Capita PLC GB00B23K0M20 cash 0R1 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Carillion PLC GB0007365546 cash 3AL GBp 1,000 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Carnival PLC GB0031215220 cash 0Z9 GBp 100 0.01 months Serial months out to 6 Carrefour SA FR0000120172 cash 0HZ EUR 1,000 0.0001 months Casino Guichard Serial months out to 6 FR0000125585 cash 0HV EUR 100 0.0001 Perrachon SA months Serial months out to 6 Castellum AB SE0000379190 cash 0I0 SEK 100 0.0001 months Cenovus Energy Serial months out to 6 CA15135U1093 cash 0DU CAD 1,000 0.001 Inc months Serial months out to 6 Centrica PLC GB00B033F229 cash 0Q9 GBp 1,000 0.01 months Chr Hansen Serial months out to 6 DK0060227585 cash 0NP DKK 100 0.01 Holding A/S months Serial months out to 6 Christian Dior SE FR0000130403 cash 0HH EUR 100 0.0001 months Cie de Saint- Serial months out to 6 FR0000125007 cash 0LM EUR 1,000 0.0001 Gobain months Cie Financiere Serial months out to 6 CH0210483332 cash 0IR CHF 100 0.001 Richemont SA months Cie Generale des
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