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Customer Margins for Onechicago Futures #46792 TO: ALL CLEARING MEMBERS DATE: APRIL 13, 2020 SUBJECT: CUSTOMER MARGINS FOR ONECHICAGO FUTURES Each month OCC updates OneChicago scan ranges used in the OCX SPAN parameter file. The frequency of the updates is intended to keep the futures customer margin rates more closely aligned with clearing margins, while maintaining regulatory minimums related to security futures. This month’s new rates will be effective on Tuesday 4/21/2020. To receive email notification of these rate changes, which includes an attached file of the rate changes, please subscribe to the ONE Updates list from the OFRA webpage: https://www.theocc.com/risk- management/ofra/, or contact [email protected]. The following scan ranges will be updated, and all others will not change: Scan Current Range Commodity Scan Effective Code Name Range 4/21 A AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC 21.2 20.0 AA Alcoa Corporation 32.3 26.5 AAL American Airlines Group Inc. 56.7 54.9 AAN Aarons Inc 49.0 36.1 AAP ADVANCED AUTO PARTS INCCOM 30.3 22.8 AB Alliance Bernstein Holding LP 49.4 29.1 ABB ABB LTDSPONSORED ADR 26.2 20.0 ABC AMERISOURCEBERGEN CORP 24.0 21.7 ABEV Ambev S.A. ADR 26.0 21.8 ABT ABBOTT LABS 21.5 20.0 ACAD ACADIA PHARMACEUTICALS 26.6 25.3 ACC AMERICAN CAMPUS CMNTYS INCCOM 55.7 41.2 ACGL ARCH CAP GROUP LTD 36.5 31.3 ACH ALUMINUM CORP CHINA LTDSPON ADR H SHS 21.8 20.1 ACHC ACADIA HEALTHCARE COMPANY INCOM 31.3 33.6 ACIA ACACIA COMMUNICATIONS INCCOM 21.5 20.6 ACM AECOM 28.4 21.5 ADBE Adobe Inc. 23.2 20.0 ADI ANALOG DEVICES INC 28.6 23.6 ADM ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO 20.6 20.0 ADP AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN 21.3 20.0 ADS ALLIANCE DATA SYSTEMS CORPCOM 72.8 60.3 ADSK AUTODESK INC 20.0 24.2 AEE AMEREN CORP 28.8 27.0 AEGN Aegion Corp 24.4 24.6 AEM Agnico Eagle Mines Limited 27.6 24.6 AEO AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS NECOM 23.8 21.5 AEP AMERICAN ELEC PWR INCCOM 25.6 23.6 AER AERCAP HOLDINGS NVSHS 73.1 66.3 AES AES CORP 38.0 27.6 AFG AMERICAN FINL GROUP INC OHIO 39.9 25.7 AFL AFLAC INC 37.9 37.0 AGCO AGCO CORP 46.1 31.3 AGIO AGIOS PHARMACEUTICALS INCCOM 30.0 27.3 AGM FEDERAL AGRICULTURE CORP CLS C 36.9 29.2 AGNC AGNC Investment Corp. 27.1 31.7 AGO Assured Guaranty LTD 55.7 53.3 AGX ARGAN INCCOM 25.6 23.9 AIG AMERICAN INTL GROUP INC 47.4 37.7 AINV APOLLO INVT CORPCOM 47.2 51.2 AIR AAR CORPCOM 75.1 43.8 AIT APPLIED INDL TECHNOLOGIES IN 47.6 28.7 AIV APARTMENT INVT & MGMT CO 43.8 38.2 AIZ ASSURANT INCCOM 27.3 20.0 AKCA AKCEA THERAPEUTICS INCCOM 28.4 28.7 AKRX AKORN INCCOM 68.1 100.0 AL AIR LEASE CORP 69.6 62.4 ALB ALBEMARLE CORP 38.0 26.8 ALGN ALIGN TECHNOLOGY INCCOM 31.1 27.7 ALK ALASKA AIR GROUP INC 52.1 33.9 ALKS Alkermes plc 23.0 20.0 ALL ALLSTATE CORP 23.7 21.6 ALLE ALLEGION PUB LTD COORD SHS 21.7 20.0 ALLY ALLY FINL INCCOM 40.4 38.8 ALNY ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS INCCOM 20.2 20.0 ALSN ALLISON TRANSMISSION HLDGS ICOM 20.3 20.0 ALV AUTOLIV INC 35.0 31.5 AM Antero Midstream Corporation 48.9 38.4 AMAG AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc 20.3 20.6 AMAT APPLIED MATERIALS INC 31.3 28.1 AMBA AMBARELLA INCSHS 24.9 20.0 AMCR AMCOR PLC 54.4 46.4 AMCX AMC NETWORKS INCCL A 26.1 25.8 AMD ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC 20.9 20.0 AME AMETEK INC NEW 29.6 20.0 AMED AMEDISYS INCCOM 32.4 30.2 AMG AFFILIATED MANAGERS GROUP 34.3 25.2 AMH AMERICAN HOMES 4 RENTCL A 24.5 20.3 AMJ JPMORGAN Alerian MLP ETN 43.6 25.3 AMLP ALPS ETF TRALERIAN MLP 47.7 32.7 AMN AMN HEALTHCARE SERVICES INCCOM 34.5 28.2 AMP AMERIPRISE FINL INCCOM 29.7 25.2 AMT AMERICAN TOWER CORP 23.0 20.8 AMWD AMERICAN WOODMARK CORPCOM 48.9 37.9 AMX AMERICA MOVIL SAB DE CVSPON ADR L SHS 28.1 20.0 AN AUTONATION INC 39.3 28.1 ANAT AMERICAN NATL INS COCOM 20.0 25.6 ANF ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO 22.3 22.5 ANGI ANGI Homeservices Inc. 20.0 25.9 ANSS ANSYS, Inc. 24.2 22.2 ANTM Anthem, Inc. 30.8 25.9 AOBC American Outdoor Brands Corporation 20.4 20.0 APAM ARTISAN PARTNERS ASSET MGMTCL A 30.1 20.0 APD AIR PRODS & CHEMS INC 22.0 20.0 APH AMPHENOL CORP NEW 21.3 22.0 APHA APHRIA INCCOM 29.9 30.0 APLE APPLE HOSPITALITY REIT INCCOM NEW 52.7 48.1 APO Apollo Global Management, Inc. 32.8 30.6 APOG APOGEE ENTERPRISES INCCOM 24.4 21.1 APTV Aptiv PLC 56.8 44.2 AR ANTERO RES CORPCOM 50.5 54.1 ARCC ARES CAP CORPCOM 64.9 51.5 ARCO ARCOS DORADOS HOLDINGS INC 32.6 20.0 ARE ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE EQ IN 30.0 24.0 ARI APOLLO COML REAL EST FIN INCCOM 52.9 97.2 ARLP ALLIANCE RES PARTNER L P 100.0 79.8 ARMK Aramark 65.0 46.8 ARR ARMOUR RESIDENTIAL REIT INCCOM 58.6 72.4 ARW ARROW ELECTRS INC 30.4 23.9 ASB ASSOCIATED BANC CORPCOM 28.4 22.3 ASH Ashland Global Holdings Inc. 35.8 26.4 ASTE ASTEC INDS INC 20.6 20.0 ATCO Atlas Corporation 38.9 41.3 ATI ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC 54.4 52.7 ATO ATMOS ENERGY CORP 27.7 25.9 ATR APTARGROUP INCCOM 20.2 20.0 AU ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI LTD 42.1 40.2 AVA AVISTA CORPORATION 45.3 26.2 AVB AVALONBAY COMMUNTIES 36.4 29.9 AVGO Broadcom Inc. 33.5 24.6 AVT AVNET INC 35.4 20.0 AVY AVERY DENNISON CORP 26.9 24.6 AWI ARMSTRONG WORLD INDS INC NEWCOM 27.2 24.5 AWK AMERICAN WTR WKS CO INC NEWCOM 30.4 24.2 AX Axos Financial, Inc. 33.3 36.2 AXP AMERICAN EXPRESS CO 29.2 30.0 AXS AXIS CAPITAL HOLDINGSSHS 26.7 20.0 AXTA AXALTA COATING SYS LTDCOM 24.5 20.0 B BARNES GROUP INC 37.6 35.9 BA BOEING CO 51.3 49.1 BAC BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION 31.9 26.3 BAM BROOKFIELD ASSET MGMT INCCL A LTD VT SH 38.0 31.8 BB BlackBerry Limited 20.0 20.7 BBBY BED BATH & BEYOND INC 39.9 53.4 BBD BANCO BRADESCO S ASP ADR PFD NEW 37.0 34.9 BBDC Barings BDC, Inc. 49.1 35.1 BBVA BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTINA 37.4 28.4 BBY BEST BUY INC 21.7 20.0 BC BRUNSWICK CORP 45.7 42.5 BCE BCE INC 31.0 22.3 BCS BARCLAYS PLCADR 40.2 34.8 BDN BRANDYWINE RLTY TR 34.7 28.7 BDX BECTON DICKINSON & CO 23.1 20.0 BEN FRANKLIN RES INC 27.8 24.0 BFA BROWN FORMAN CORPCL A 24.8 20.0 BFB BROWN FORMAN CORP CL.B 23.8 20.0 BG BUNGE LIMITEDCOM 29.2 22.5 BGG BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP 20.3 25.6 BHC Bausch Health Companies Inc. 45.7 39.4 BHF BRIGHTHOUSE FINL INCCOM 24.1 31.8 BHP BHP Group Limited 26.0 25.0 BIDU Baidu Inc 20.2 20.0 BIG BIG LOTS INCCOM 43.6 24.4 BIP BROOKFIELD INFRAST PARTNERSLP INT UNIT 36.7 22.3 BITA BITAUTO HLDGS LTDSPONSORED ADS 20.2 20.0 BJRI BJs Restaurants Inc. 83.5 73.0 BK BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON CORPCOM 27.8 20.0 BKD BROOKDALE SR LIVING INCCOM 78.4 68.8 BKE BUCKLE INC 25.1 29.3 BKEP BLUEKNIGHT ENERGY PARTNERS LCOM UNIT 53.3 41.9 BKNG Booking Holdings Inc. 20.0 20.1 BKR Baker Hughes Company 45.2 37.3 BKU BANKUNITED INCCOM 51.7 29.3 BLK BLACKROCK INCCOM 27.7 20.2 BLMN Bloomin Brands Inc. 34.9 30.2 BLUE BLUEBIRD BIO INCCOM 22.3 23.9 BLX BANCO LATINOAMERICANO DE COMSHS E 47.4 42.1 BMO BANK MONTREAL QUE 32.4 24.1 BMRN BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTICAL INC 20.7 20.0 BNS BANK NOVA SCOTIA HALIFAXCOM 28.6 22.9 BOH BANK OF HAWAII CORP. 32.3 21.5 BOKF BOK FINL CORPCOM NEW 39.4 27.6 BP BP PLC 39.2 32.8 BPOP POPULAR INC 40.1 29.9 BRF VanEck Vectors Brazil Small-Cap ETF 41.7 25.6 BRFS BRF S.A. 48.1 38.6 BRX BRIXMOR PPTY GROUP INCCOM 45.7 31.9 BSAC BANCO SANTANDER CHILE NEWSP ADR REP COM 37.2 25.6 BSBR BANCO SANTANDER BRASIL S AADS REP 1 UNIT 41.9 37.6 BSX BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP 24.2 22.6 BTI BRITISH AMERN TOB PLC 20.3 20.0 BUD ANHEUSER BUSCH INBEV SA/NVSPONSORED ADR 22.3 20.0 BURL BURLINGTON STORES INCCOM 30.1 20.5 BVN COMPANIA DE MINAS BUENAVENTUSPONSORED ADR 56.2 41.2 BWA BORGWARNER INCCOM 26.5 25.0 BX The Blackstone Group Inc.
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