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A stock option is a financial contract based on single underlying stock which is traded on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited and cleared through the SEHK Options Clearing House Limited (“SEOCH”). There are two types of options: Call and Put. An investor can be as a buyer (LONG) or seller (SHORT) 

- A call option buyer has the right to BUY the underlying stock at the strike price on or before the expiry day. 

- A call option seller has the obligation to SELL the underlying stock at the strike price upon exercise by option buyer on or before the expiry day. 

- A put option buyer has the right to SELL the underlying stock at the strike price on or before the expiry day. 

- A put option seller has the obligation to BUY the underlying stock at the strike price upon exercise by the option buyer on or before the expiry day.
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  • What is Position Limits and Large Open Position Reporting (LOP Reporting) Requirements?

    In accordance with the Securities and Futures (Contracts Limits and Reportable Positions) Rules, no person, other than a person who is authorized by the SFC or under the rules of recognized exchange company, may hold or control futures contracts or stock options contracts in excess of the prescribed limit (“Position Limits”).  Any person who beneficially holds or controls open positions in excess of the reporting level, is responsible for filing a Large Open Position Report with HKEX (LOP Reporting).


  • What are LOP Reporting Levels and Position Limits of Stock Options contract?

    LOP Reporting Levels and Position Limits may vary by products.  The complete list of LOP Reporting Levels and Position Limits can be found in the HKEX website

    https://www.hkex.com.hk/services/trading/derivatives/overview/trading-mechanism/large-open-positions-and-position-limits?sc_lang=en


    ProductsLOP/Reporting LevelPosition Limits
    Stock Options1,000 open contracts,  per option class per expiry month50,000, 100,000 or 150,000 open  contracts, per option class in any one market direction* for all expiry  months combined. For details, please refer to: https://www.hkex.com.hk/Products/Listed-Derivatives/Single-Stock/Stock-Options?sc_lang=en


        


  • What happens if a client breaches a position limit?

    An Exchange Participant, who is aware or made aware of a breach of position limit by its client, should immediately: (a) notify the Exchange, and (b) request the client to liquidate the excess position.


  • What are the differences between “ultimate beneficial identity” and “transaction originator” in the LOP Report?

    An “ultimate beneficial identity” (or ultimate client) is a person who holds the positions with beneficial ownership, while a “transaction originator” is a person who is responsible for originating instructions for transactions on behalf of the other person (e.g. a fund manager). If positions are held or controlled by a single ultimate client in more than one individual and/or corporate account, should must be aggregated for LOP reporting purpose.

  • Who is responsible for LOP Reporting?

    The responsibility lies with the persons in control of the reportable positions, who is the transaction originator and the ultimate beneficial owner of the positions.


  • How to report LOP?

    You can choose to submit the LOP report to HKEX directly or through your broker. In the event you hold a reportable position in more than one account with multiple brokers. You may instruct any one of your brokers to report your total positions to Exchange. Alternatively, you can ask all your brokers to separately report positions in each of your accounts to the Exchange.


  • Contract Specifications

    The underlying assets of stock options are individual stocks traded on SEHK. However, not all stocks traded on SEHK are eligible to be underlying assets of stock options. Please refer to the Stock Option Class List in SEHK website:

    https://www.hkex.com.hk/eng/prod/drprod/so/classlist_so.htm

  • Strike Price

    The strike price is the price at which the option buyer and seller agree to trade the underlying stock, if the option is exercised. A call option whose strike price is below the price of the underlying stock is in-the-money. Such an option allows the holder to buy the shares for less than the current market price. A call whose strike price is above the underlying stock's price is out-of-the-money. Conversely, a put whose strike price is above the underlying stock's price is in-the-money. This means the put holder can sell the stock for more than its current price. A put whose strike price is below the underlying stock's price is out-of-the-money. 


  • Expiry Day

    Stock options have an exercise period which limits their validity. After the expiry day of that exercise period, the option can no longer be traded or exercised. There are conventionally two categories of options in relation to exercise - American style and European style. An American style option can be exercised any time from its issuance up to its expiration. A European style option can only be exercised on the expiration day. An American style option offers more flexibility to its holders in terms of exercise; therefore it can command a higher premium than its equivalent European style option. At the date of this publication, stock options at HKEx were all American style. The expiry date is the trading day immediately preceding the last trading day of an expiry month 

    Call options that have a strike price higher than the price of the underlying stock or put options that have a strike price lower than the underlying stock's price are regarded as out-of-the-money and have no intrinsic value, but they have time value. 

    More information about Hong Kong Stock Options Contract Specifications, please refer to below

    link: https://www.hkex.com.hk/products/listed-derivatives/single-stock/stock-options?sc_lang=en

  • Contract Code List

    Month Option Code
    Call Put
    Jan A M
    Fed B N
    Mar C O
    Apr D P
    May E Q
    Jun F R
    Jul G S
    Aug H T
    Sep I U
    Oct J V
    Nov K W
    Dec L X

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Settlement Details 

All the long position holders need to contact stock option dealer to place exercise order before 4:30p.m. 

Short position holders need to deposit enough money before T+2 whenever long put options are exercised by long put option holders. 

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