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Wat is Options market-making house?

Definition 3.1 The Industry: Firms, Roles and Careers · Hoofdstuk 3 — The Options Market-Making Houses

An options market-making house is a principal trading firm whose core business is quoting exchange-listed options, across many strikes and expiries of many underlyings, usually under market-maker appointments with quoting obligations, and hedging the resulting positions in the underlying and in other options.

Where six options market makers say they began: a solid arrow means that the firm’s own page ties its founding to trading on that floor; firms without an arrow state only a city and a year. Sources: the firms’ pages (ledger F1, F3–F5, F7, F8).
Figure 3.1. Where six options market makers say they began: a solid arrow means that the firm’s own page ties its founding to trading on that floor; firms without an arrow state only a city and a year. Sources: the firms’ pages (ledger F1, F3–F5, F7, F8).
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