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Attachment 2 to Eurex Circular 100/19 Single Stock Option Volatility Attachment 2 to Eurex circular 100/19 Single Stock Option Volatility Strategies – Product Scope Eurex Equity options Underlying ISIN Contract Product Corresponding product on size currency Futures code ABBN ABB Ltd. - N. CH0012221716 100 CHF ABBP ADS adidas AG DE000A1EWWW0 100 EUR ADSP Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize AHO NL0011794037 100 EUR AHOP N.V. AIR Air Liquide S.A. FR0000120073 100 EUR AIRP ALV Allianz SE DE0008404005 100 EUR ALVP ASM ASML Holding N.V. NL0010273215 100 EUR ASMP AXA AXA S.A. FR0000120628 100 EUR AXAP BAS BASF SE DE000BASF111 100 EUR BASP BAY Bayer AG DE000BAY0017 100 EUR BAYP BMW BMW AG DE0005190003 100 EUR BMWP BNP BNP Paribas S.A. FR0000131104 100 EUR BNPP BSN Danone S.A. FR0000120644 100 EUR BSNP BYG Bouygues S.A. FR0000120503 100 EUR BYGP CAR Carrefour S.A. FR0000120172 100 EUR CARP Compagnie Financière CFR CH0210483332 100 CHF CFRP Richemont AG CGM Capgemini S.A. FR0000125338 100 EUR CGMP CRG CRH PLC IE0001827041 100 EUR CRGP CSGN Credit Suisse Group - N. CH0012138530 100 CHF CSGP DAI Daimler AG DE0007100000 100 EUR DAIP DPW Deutsche Post AG DE0005552004 100 EUR DPWP DTE Deutsche Telekom AG DE0005557508 100 EUR DTEP EAD Airbus SE NL0000235190 100 EUR EADP ESL EssilorLuxottica FR0000121667 100 EUR EFXP FRE Fresenius SE & Co.KGaA DE0005785604 100 EUR FREP FTE Orange FR0000133308 100 EUR FTEP Compagnie de Saint-Gobain GOB FR0000125007 100 EUR GOBP S.A. GZF ENGIE FR0010208488 100 EUR GZFQ IES5 Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.A. IT0000072618 1000 EUR IESP INN ING Groep N.V. NL0011821202 100 EUR INNP ITK InBev S.A. BE0974293251 100 EUR ITKP LIN Linde PLC IE00BZ12WP82 100 EUR LINP Eurex Deutschland Internet: Management Board: Börsenplatz 4 www.eurexchange.com Thomas Book, Wolfgang Eholzer, 60313 Frankfurt/Main Erik Tim Müller, Michael Peters, Mailing address: Randolf Roth 60485 Frankfurt/Main Germany ARBN: 101 013 361 LOR L'Oréal S.A. FR0000120321 100 EUR LORP LRC Legrand S.A. FR0010307819 100 EUR LRCP MCH Michelin et Cie S.C.p.A. FR0000121261 100 EUR MLXP LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis MOH FR0000121014 100 EUR MOHP Vuitton S.E. ISPA ArcelorMittal S. A. LU1598757687 100 EUR MTSP Münchener MUV2 Rückversicherungs- DE0008430026 100 EUR MU2P Gesellschaft AG NESN Nestlé S.A. - N. CH0038863350 100 CHF NESP CGE Alcatel-Lucent S.A. FI0009000681 100 EUR NO3P NOVN Novartis AG CH0012005267 100 CHF NOVP PHI1 Koninklijke Philips N.V. NL0000009538 100 EUR PH1P PPX Kering FR0000121485 100 EUR PPXP PU4 Publicis Groupe S.A. FR0000130577 100 EUR PU4P RNL Renault S.A. FR0000131906 100 EUR RNLP ROG Roche Holding AG CH0012032048 100 CHF ROGP SAP SAP SE DE0007164600 100 EUR SAPP SEJ Safran S.A. FR0000073272 100 EUR SEJP SGE Société Générale S.A. FR0000130809 100 EUR SGEP SIE Siemens AG DE0007236101 100 EUR SIEP SND Schneider Electric SE FR0000121972 100 EUR SNDP SNW Sanofi FR0000120578 100 EUR SNWP SQU VINCI S.A. FR0000125486 100 EUR SQUP SREN Swiss Re AG CH0126881561 100 CHF SREP TOTB Total S.A. FR0000120271 100 EUR TOTP Unibail-Rodamco Westfield UBL FR0013326246 100 EUR UBLP N.V. UBSN UBS Group AG CH0244767585 100 CHF UBSP UNI Unilever N.V. NL0000388619 100 EUR UNIP VO3 VW AG - Vz. DE0007664039 100 EUR VO3P VVD Veolia Environnement S.A. FR0000124141 100 EUR VVDP VVU Vivendi S.A. FR0000127771 100 EUR VVUP XCA Crédit Agricole S.A. FR0000045072 100 EUR XCAP (available on Eurex EnLight, Orderbook and TES) Page 2 of 2 .
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