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Customer Margins for Onechicago Futures #43679 TO: ALL CLEARING MEMBERS DATE: September 17, 2018 SUBJECT: Customer Margins for OneChicago Futures On a monthly basis 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 9/25. 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/ The following scan ranges will be updated and all others will not change: Commodity Name Current Scan Code Scan Range Range Effective 9/25/2018 AAN Aarons Inc 24.2 27.0 ABC AMERISOURCEBERGEN CORP 22.5 21.2 ABMD ABIOMED INCCOM 20.0 31.0 ACAD ACADIA PHARMACEUTICALS 42.1 35.7 ACH ALUMINUM CORP CHINA LTDSPON ADR H SHS 24.0 26.2 ADBE ADOBE SYS INC 20.0 23.3 AEGN Aegion Corp 25.2 23.2 AGX ARGAN INCCOM 35.7 29.1 AIR AAR CORPCOM 20.0 21.9 AKCA AKCEA THERAPEUTICS INCCOM 65.1 61.2 ALK ALASKA AIR GROUP INC 20.0 21.7 ALKS Alkermes plc 39.1 32.2 AMAG AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc 43.6 38.0 ANGI ANGI Homeservices Inc. 63.8 60.0 ARCO ARCOS DORADOS HOLDINGS INC 24.4 22.9 ARLP ALLIANCE RES PARTNER L P 21.6 20.0 ARNC Arconic Inc. 25.0 27.3 ARRS ARRIS International plc 20.0 22.0 ASTE ASTEC INDS INC 20.0 37.4 ATI ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC 32.3 29.0 AYI ACUITY BRANDS INCCOM 23.1 24.3 BAH BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON HLDG CORCL A 20.0 25.5 BAK BRASKEM S ASP ADR PFD A 63.8 60.0 BB BlackBerry Limited 35.7 26.5 BBD BANCO BRADESCO S ASP ADR PFD NEW 61.3 57.8 BBY BEST BUY INC 24.9 23.3 BEL Belmond Ltd. 21.5 20.0 BGFV BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS CORPCOM 30.7 27.2 BGG BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP 21.6 20.3 BHF BRIGHTHOUSE FINL INCCOM 62.4 58.7 BKI BLACK KNIGHT INCCOM 65.1 61.2 BLUE BLUEBIRD BIO INCCOM 36.5 34.6 BMRN BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTICAL INC 22.3 20.0 BOFI Axos Financial, Inc. 22.8 21.1 BPI BRIDGEPOINT ED INCCOM 31.2 100.0 BRFS BRF S.A. 27.2 25.0 BSBR BANCO SANTANDER BRASIL S AADS REP 1 UNIT 22.2 24.3 BZH BEAZER HOMES USA INC 22.4 28.0 CAH CARDINAL HEALTH INC 24.5 20.8 CAR Avis Budget Group Inc 36.7 29.5 CBD Companhia Brasileira de Distribuicao 64.0 60.3 CBPO China Biologic Products Holdings, Inc. 32.8 26.3 CENX Century Aluminum Co. 39.5 36.2 CGBD TCG BDC INCCOM 20.0 60.3 CGNX COGNEX CORPCOM 21.2 60.1 CIA CITIZENS INC 25.8 24.2 CLGX CoreLogic Inc 20.0 21.4 CNSL CONSOLIDATED COMM HLDGS INCCOM 20.0 21.4 COMM COMMSCOPE HLDG CO INCCOM 24.3 25.8 CPB CAMPBELL SOUP CO 25.9 21.2 CROX CROCS INCCOM 32.9 30.3 CVG CONVERGYS CORPCOM 26.0 20.0 CVS CVS Health Corporation 25.5 20.0 CXO CONCHO RES INCCOM 22.5 20.0 CYH COMMUNITY HEALTH SYS INC NEW 71.8 59.8 DATA TABLEAU SOFTWARE INCCL A 24.0 26.2 DB DEUTSCHE BANK AGNAMEN AKT 20.5 22.6 DDD 3-D SYS CORP DELCOM NEW 40.8 46.2 DE DEERE & CO 20.0 23.5 DECK DECKERS OUTDOOR CORP 22.0 23.5 DHI D R HORTON INC 20.0 23.3 DHT DHT Holdings, Inc. 25.9 24.2 DIN Dine Brands Global, Inc. 29.9 24.4 DISCA Discovery, Inc. Series A 21.8 20.0 DK DELEK US HLDGS INCCOM 20.0 21.1 DLB DOLBY LABORATORIES INCCOM 20.0 21.5 DM Dominion Energy midstream Partners, LP 20.0 23.9 DNR DENBURY RES INC 44.4 47.4 DO DIAMOND OFFSHORE DRILLING IN 30.0 26.0 DSX Diana Shipping Inc. 36.2 33.2 EEFT EURONET WORLDWIDE, INC 20.0 31.0 EEP ENBRIDGE ENERGY PARTNERS L P 38.1 24.9 ENB ENBRIDGE INCCOM 24.3 20.0 ENDP Endo International plc 40.6 36.7 EQT EQT Corporation 20.0 21.5 ERJ Embraer S.A. 22.1 23.7 EW EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CORP 20.0 21.4 EXAS EXACT SCIENCES CORP 42.3 35.2 EXPE Expedia Group, Inc. 20.0 25.9 FB FACEBOOK INCCL A 20.0 58.5 FI FRANKS INTL N VCOM 26.1 21.6 FIVE FIVE BELOW INCCOM 20.0 21.2 FIX COMFORT SYS USA INCCOM 20.0 21.3 FLIC FIRST LONG IS CORPCOM 20.0 24.7 FMX Fomento Economico Mexicano, S.A.B. de C.V. 66.5 62.5 FRO Frontline Ltd Bermuda 25.4 22.4 FTI TechnipFMC plc 65.2 61.3 GDXJ VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF 24.4 22.9 GE GENERAL ELECTRIC COCOM 27.5 20.0 GGB GERDAU S A 65.8 61.9 GHL GREENHILL & CO INCCOM 20.0 21.8 GLW CORNING INCCOM 20.0 24.9 GNW Genworth Financial, Inc. (Holding Company) 30.3 28.0 GPRO GOPRO INCCL A 30.5 35.1 GRPN Groupon Inc 33.4 31.3 GRUB GRUBHUB INCCOM 30.6 36.7 GT GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBR CO 20.0 22.6 GWW GRAINGER W W INCCOM 20.0 22.6 HALO HALOZYME THERAPEUTICS INCCOM 30.6 33.7 HAS HASBRO INC 20.0 23.3 HCA HCA Healthcare, Inc. 20.0 22.3 HCLP HI-CRUSH PARTNERS LPCOM UNIT LTD 31.2 36.8 HL HECLA MNG COCOM 27.1 28.6 HRS HARRIS CORP DEL 20.0 26.5 HTZ Hertz Global Holidings, Inc. 52.1 47.1 IAC IAC INTERACTIVECORPCOM 21.1 22.8 ICPT INTERCEPT PHARMACEUTICALS INCOM 40.9 38.0 IGT International Game Technology PLC 20.0 21.5 IIVI II VI INCCOM 25.8 33.5 ILMN ILLUMINA INC 25.5 49.7 INFN INFINERA CORPORATIONCOM 42.7 39.1 INT WORLD FUEL SVCS CORPCOM 27.2 65.0 INTC INTEL CORP 20.0 23.1 IONS Ionis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 35.8 32.4 IPGP IPG PHOTONICS CORPCOM 25.3 100.0 IRBT IROBOT CORPCOM 34.9 39.2 IRTC IRHYTHM TECHNOLOGIES INCCOM 20.0 25.0 ITUB Itau Unibanco Holding SA 64.3 60.4 JCP PENNEY J C INC 33.1 31.3 JD JD COM INCSPON ADR CL A 21.8 20.3 JKS JINKOSOLAR HLDG CO LTDSPONSORED ADR 33.4 26.5 JNPR JUNIPER NETWORKS INC 20.0 23.8 JNUG DIREXION SHS ETF TRDLY JR GL MNR 3X 75.6 71.4 KBH KB HOME 23.4 20.8 KDP Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. 20.0 61.5 KERX KERYX BIOPHARMACEUTICALS INCCOM 71.7 33.9 KLAC KLA-TENCOR CORPCOM 20.0 29.4 KMX CARMAX INCCOM 27.3 20.0 KNX Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. 20.0 26.3 KOS KOSMOS ENERGY LTD 31.4 27.0 LAD LITHIA MTRS INC 20.0 28.8 LB L Brands, Inc. 27.2 28.6 LC LENDINGCLUB CORPCOM 36.6 38.7 LGFA Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation Class A 22.7 20.5 LN LINE CORPSPONSORED ADR 25.9 23.9 LPNT LifePoint Health, Inc. 22.1 46.3 MBI MBIA INC 27.2 33.0 MCF CONTANGO OIL & GAS COMPANY 52.0 45.0 MCK MCKESSON CORP 27.1 21.2 MCY MERCURY GENL CORP NEW 20.0 34.8 MDSO MEDIDATA SOLUTIONS INCCOM 20.0 30.5 MDXG MIMEDX GROUP INCCOM 58.0 87.5 MED MEDIFAST INC 39.0 32.6 MELI MERCADOLIBRE INCCOM 31.0 26.3 MHK MOHAWK INDS INC 20.0 41.7 MIC Macquarie Infrastructure Corporation 27.5 29.2 MIK MICHAELS COS INCCOM 24.4 20.2 MKC MCCORMICK & CO INC 22.1 20.0 MLCO Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited 20.0 21.1 MNK MALLINCKRODT PUB LTD COSHS 39.4 37.0 MRVL MARVELL TECHNOLOGY GROUP LTD 26.9 20.0 MSG MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CO NEWCL A 34.2 20.0 MSGN MSG Networks Inc. 24.7 20.6 MSTR MICROSTRATEGY INCCL A NEW 20.0 25.5 MU MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC 26.6 23.5 NAT Nordic American Tankers Ltd 45.8 40.0 NKE NIKE INC 31.3 20.0 NL NL Industries, Inc. 20.0 46.1 NLNK NEWLINK GENETICS CORPCOM 62.4 68.3 NLSN Nielsen Holdings plc 20.0 86.9 NOK NOKIA CORP 21.8 24.0 NOV NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO INCCOM 20.0 23.4 NS NuStar Energy LP 21.5 20.0 NSP Insperity, Inc. 24.0 21.6 NTCT NETSCOUT SYS INC 20.0 23.0 NTRI NUTRI SYS INC NEWCOM 31.4 29.5 NUGT Direxion Daily Gold Miners Index Bull 3X Shares 59.4 56.1 NXPI NXP SEMICONDUCTORS N VCOM 20.3 26.1 OAS Oasis Petroleum Inc. 38.5 35.6 ODP OFFICE DEPOT INC 37.5 35.4 OII OCEANEERING INTL INC 21.4 20.0 OPK OPKO HEALTH INCCOM 37.5 46.0 OSTK OVERSTOCK COM INC 62.9 48.4 P PANDORA MEDIA INC 29.4 37.8 PBRA PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA PETROSP ADR NON 66.0 62.1 VTG PBYI PUMA BIOTECHNOLOGY INCCOM 72.1 55.6 PDCO Patterson Cos.
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