BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Commercial Policy

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1 Version 1.2 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Version

2 Content 1 Introduction MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR DISTRIBUTOR (Direct Access) REDISTRIBUTOR (Indirect access) BM&FBOVESPA TRADING PARTICIPANTS (PNP/PN) OTHER INSTITUTIONS LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTOR GROUP SERVICE FACILITATORS LISTED COMPANIES END USERS PROFESSIONAL or NON-PROFESSIONAL USERS LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL USERS NON-DISPLAY use BM&FBOVESPA Market Data data broadcast Market data timeliness: REAL TIME, DELAYED and END OF DAY (EOD) Book depth levels authorized for commercial distribution BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Platforms UNIFIED MARKET DATA FEED (UMDF) PROXYDIFF BELL FIX BM&FBOVESPA Market Data via CME Group BM&FBOVESPA Market Data transmission media TRANSMISSION MEDIA Market data use by DMA 2 providers and providers of intermediate technology infrastructure for trading desks Market data use by DMA 3 & DMA 4 Investors

3 6.4 Market data usage by Investors using North-South order routing SIMULATOR Products that can be DISTRIBUTED and DISPLAYED from BM&FBOVESPA Market Data External Distribution Exclusively Internal Use and Distribution Indices EOD Data Distribution and/or Display Delayed Data Display on Websites, Small Medias and Wallboards Display Data in Real Time on Websites Without Access Control Display Data on TV channels Historical Data Agricultural Commodities Package Market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT Annexes Necessary documentation BM&FBOVESPA Market Data distribution MONTHLY REPORTS User unit of count Reporting formats Retroactive Adjustments Special cases and frequently asked questions Usage rules for demonstration, incentives, exemptions and discounts Audits Replaced Circular Letters and External Communications Fee schedule Fixed fees

4 13.2 Variable fees

5 CHANGE LOG Date Version Description Department in charge 2014/09/ First version of document DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ and 2.7 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ Inclusion of Listed Companies definition DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ , 4.1.3, 5.1 and 6.1 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ DMA3 and DMA4 follows its specific Circular Letters DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ Moved to 7.2, text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ /03/ /03/ Changed to 6.5, Simulator definition reviewed 7 Text reviewed, included detailed explanation about available products on the Fee Schedule 8 Added Market Data Agreement Annexes explanation DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/03/ /03/ /03/ Included topic about discount for Trading Desk and Order Conveyor, Feed Handlers, Not-Financial Companies as non-professional users and Index creation 12 Circular Letter 001/2015-DP included 13 Foot notes reviewed and inclusion of payment process DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD 2015/06/ Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/06/ , 2.1, 2.2, 2.5 e 2.6 Text reviewed, with improvements on the Market Data Distributor definition DO-DRD-SMD 5

6 2015/06/ Text reviewed with inclusion of rules for Service Facilitator DO-DRD-SMD 2015/06/ Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/06/ , 3.1, 3.2 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 2015/06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /06/ Inclusion of Non-display Enterprise category DO-DRD-SMD , 4.1.2, 4.2 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD , 5.4 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed, with improvement on the Small Media definition DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD , 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.3.1, 7.3.2, 7.4 Text reviewed 7.5 Inclusion of data that can be displayed on this category DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed and inclusion of item 8.1 about the Annexes of the Market Data Distribution Agreement 8.2 Included item detailing the documentation that must be delivered together with the Market Data Distribution Agreement DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Explanation about unit of count for Non-display Enterprise category 9.1 Text reviewed, explaining in details simultaneous and nonsimultaneous access DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed and inclusion of new fields on Monthly Report Layout DO-DRD-SMD , 9.4 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD 6

7 2015/06/ /06/ /06/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /12/ , 11, 12 - Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD , 13.1 Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed and inclusion of Fee Schedule for Non-display and Non-display Enterprise categories 7.8 New rule for Historical Data Commercialization Inclusion of information at Monthly Report DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD Text reviewed DO-DRD-SMD Inclusion of CE 026/2015-DP DO-DRD-SMD Inclusion of new fees in Historical Data. 13 Fee Schedule reviewed (valid from January 2017 onwards) DO-DRD-SMD DO-DRD-SMD 7

8 1 Introduction BM&FBOVESPA Market Data is the data feed generated from the BM&FBOVESPA trading platform. Market Data is a service that sends information and news about the equity, derivatives, corporate fixed income, spot dollar and government bonds markets generated by the Exchange in REAL TIME. When an institution becomes a MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR, it gains the right to receive and distribute the following data to END USERS: BOVESPA SEGMENT Equities and Corporate Fixed Income Quotations for instruments trading on the cash, forward and options markets (Equities, BDRs, ETFs, Listed Funds, among others). BM&F SEGMENT Derivatives, Spot US Dollar and Government Bonds Market quotations: - Financial and commodity derivatives. Indices (Ibovespa, IBrX 50, IBrX 100 and others). Quotations for corporate fixed income securities. News about the market and the COMPANIES LISTED on the Exchange. - Spot US Dollar and government bonds (cash or forward and repo and lending transactions). News about the derivatives markets. This document aims to describe the rules related to market data services provided by BM&FBOVESPA, guiding current and future MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS. As of July 1 st, 2015 these BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Policy shall override any definition, rules, commercial and operational policies related to the provision of the Exchange s market data services, listed under item 12. In addition, it is the market data DISTRIBUTORS sole responsibility to create their own policies in accordance with the rules and procedures described in this document. 8

9 2 MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR A Market Data DISTRIBUTOR is any organization which distributes or displays BM&FBOVESPA Market Data, and therefore signs the DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT. Examples of DISTRIBUTORS are TRADING PARTICIPANTS, Banks, Vendors, ISVs, among others. 2.1 DISTRIBUTOR (Direct Access) A DISTRIBUTOR is one that captures BM&FBOVESPA Market Data directly at BM&FBOVESPA, in REAL TIME, at any order book depth level and DISPLAY and/or DISTRIBUTEs market data to other USERS and/or REDISTRIBUTORS, inside or outside to the data capturing organization. 2.2 REDISTRIBUTOR (Indirect access) REDISTRIBUTORS capture BM&FBOVESPA Market Data via authorized DISTRIBUTORS, in REAL TIME or with at least 15 minutes DELAY, at any order book depth level, and DISPLAY and/or DISTRIBUTE market data to other END USERS, inside or outside to the data capturing organization. 2.3 BM&FBOVESPA TRADING PARTICIPANTS (PNP/PN) BM&FBOVESPA TRADING PARTICIPANTS are the Full Trading Participants (PNP) and the Trading Participants (PN), which are institutions authorized to operate in BM&FBOVESPA Markets, according to access model described and published in the Circular Letter 045/2014-DP. 2.4 OTHER INSTITUTIONS These are local and international financial or non-financial institutions not covered under the definition of BM&FBOVESPA TRADING PARTICIPANTS (PNP/PN), as described in the Circular Letter 045/2014-DP. 2.5 LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS BM&FBOVESPA MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are classified as local or international at the time of contracting market data services according to the following definitions: 9

10 LOCAL MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS: Legal Entity duly constituted in Brazilian territory. INTERNATIONAL MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS: Legal Entity duly constituted outside Brazilian territory. 2.6 DISTRIBUTOR GROUP Refers to the group of legal entities consisting of: (i) legal entities which are directly or indirectly controlled by the same entity; and/or (ii) the controller and its controlled entities, directly or indirectly. This definition may comprise the organization itself and its affiliates or parent company provided the distributor has full control over market data usage and reports on such usage to BM&FBOVESPA on a monthly basis. All organizations in a DISTRIBUTOR GROUP must be listed previously in the AGREEMENT signed by the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR. BM&FBOVESPA must also be notified in advance of any changes in the group s composition so that the necessary adjustments can be made to the agreement. All companies belonging to the DISTRIBUTOR GROUP, if duly listed, are authorized to redistribute market data. But only the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR shall have access to the BM&FBOVESPA Market Data directly from the Exchange or from another DISTRIBUTOR. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR shall have total control over the market data usage in all of its group and must report monthly to the Exchange about this usage, if it occurs in REAL TIME. It is important to note that BM&FBOVESPA s authorization is necessary to include the companies on the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT as members of the market data DISTRIBUTOR GROUP. 2.7 SERVICE FACILITATORS SERVICE FACILITATORS are agents that have a relationship with the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR with the exclusive goal of facilitating the DISTRIBUTION of market data in REAL TIME. The FACILITATORS are companies that the DISTRIBUTOR or the REDISTRIBUTOR uses to outsource part of its technological, financial and operational activities related to the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTION. They may be sales agents, independent software vendors (ISVs), owners or operators of 10

11 websites and support services providers, among others. The same type of organization can act as a FACILITATOR and offer various types of services. The Exchange rules described below shall apply for assessment of SERVICE FACILITATORS: MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS may only use SERVICE FACILITATORS after analysis and express authorization from BM&FBOVESPA MARKET DATADISTRIBUTORS retain full control over all display of information as provided via the service facilitator and its END USERS. The market data DISTRIBUTOR is also responsible for sending MONTHLY REPORTS on data usage to BM&FBOVESPA. SERVICE FACILITATORS hold no rights over market data usage outside the scope of the service provision agreement signed by their DISTRIBUTOR or REDISTRIBUTOR. MARKET DATADISTRIBUTORS must ensure that all their SERVICE FACILITATORS and respective END USERS are aware of the fees charged by BM&FBOVESPA and of all other clauses in the agreement, such as those relating to auditing and monthly usage reporting. The END USERS must be informed that the Market Data is DISTRIBUTED by the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR and not by the FACILITATOR. All SERVICE FACILITATORS from a given MARKET DATADISTRIBUTOR must be listed previously on the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT. Each SERVICE FACILITATOR must be exclusive for a given MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR 2.8 LISTED COMPANIES The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are authorized to distribute DELAYED data to BM&FBOVESPA s LISTED COMPANIES, feeding their respective Investor Relations websites. The distributed data is limited to quotations of BM&FBOVESPA s indices and of the LISTED COMPANY s own shares or of LISTED COMPANIES that belong to the same economic group. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR is responsible for guaranteeing that the delivered Market Data is exclusively used for this end. LISTED COMPANIES are exempt from signing 11

12 the Market Data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT when publishing only the aforementioned data. 12

13 3 END USERS END USERS of MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are the ones who receive the data for their own usage. The following information describes each type of END USER. 3.1 PROFESSIONAL or NON-PROFESSIONAL USERS PROFESSIONAL USERS: (i) individuals that provide services related to trading activities at BM&FBOVESPA markets and use the Market Data for commercial purposes, and (ii) all legal entities. The use of Market Data by MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS employees and companies of the DISTRIBUTORS GROUP should be considered as professional usage. In addition, Financial Advisors, trading desk operators, consultants, are also considered as PROFESSIONAL USERS. NON-PROFESSIONAL USERS: Individuals who use BM&FBOVESPA Market Data solely and exclusively for their own benefit in order to support their own investment decisions for non-commercial and non-professional purposes. In the event that any doubt on how to categorize the user should arise, BM&FBOVESPA reserves the right to determine the END USER category. 3.2 LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL USERS END USERS who access the Market Data via MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS should be classified as national or international users according to the following definitions: LOCAL USERS: Individuals resident in Brazil or companies legally constituted in Brazilian territory. INTERNATIONAL USERS: Individuals resident outside Brazil or companies legally constituted outside Brazilian territory. 3.3 NON-DISPLAY use NON-DISPLAY USE means access, processing, consumption and usage of Market Data by a device that is not providing Market Data visualization. 13

14 NON-DISPLAY applications are considered to be processes, programs, systems, servers and devices, such as: Trading algorithm; P&L Calculation Monitoring Programs Automated order entry systems Pre-trade and Post-trade tools Risk Management tools Reference and/or Index price calculators Portfolio Valuation MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS may offer two forms of NON-DISPLAY usage to its users, as follows: NON-DISPLAY usage per Application NON-DISPLAY usage must be reported per application, classified as INTERNAL or EXTERNAL and as LOCAL or INTERNATIONAL. Classification of users as PROFESSIONAL and NON-PROFESSIONAL is not relevant within the scope of market data use by NON-DISPLAY accesses. INTERNAL USERS: NON-DISPLAY applications managed by MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS or companies of DISTRIBUTOR s group for internal users as well as without external distribution. EXTERNAL USERS: This category comprises NON-DISPLAY applications for external end users international and national of MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS, and DISTRIBUTOR GROUP companies NON-DISPLAY Enterprise This category allows the NON-DISPLAY usage by an unlimited number of applications for a specific END USER, and must be classified only as LOCAL or INTERNATIONAL. 14

15 4 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data data broadcast The following section describes the types of Market Data broadcast in terms of timeliness and book depth. 4.1 Market data timeliness: REAL TIME, DELAYED and END OF DAY (EOD) BM&FBOVESPA authorizes its DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS to provide the market data on REAL TIME, DELAYED and END OF DAY basis REAL TIME It refers to the DISTRIBUTION of market data in less than 15 minutes after the transmission of data by BM&FBOVESPA DELAYED Market data is considered DELAYED when disclosed after at least 15 minutes starting from the transmission of data by BM&FBOVESPA. DELAYED Market data contracting in its full form enables DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS to publish and/or distribute: Order book and trades executed in DELAYED form only BOVESPA segment indices and statistics in DELAYED form only News generated by BM&FBOVESPA in REAL TIME Specific products or information packages liable to be DISTRIBUTED and/or DISPLAY only DELAYED and described in Section 7 are not covered by this policy END OF DAY (EOD) END OF DAY refers to the distribution of market data from at least 15 minutes after the end of the current day s Trading Session. DISTRIBUTORS EOD contract shall cover the following data per instrument: Opening price Closing price (or settlement prices) 15

16 Maximum price Minimum price Average price Amount of trades executed Shares outstanding and available for trading (free float) Financial Volume Open Interest Contracts traded Daily variation BM&FBOVESPA indices (EOD price) News generated by the Exchange related to the contracted SEGMENT 4.2 Book depth levels authorized for commercial distribution In order to extend the scope of market data DISTRIBUTION, BM&FBOVESPA authorizes DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS to provide different feeds separated by order book depth. Each level has a different content and a distinct commercial policy. It is the sole responsibility of the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR to broadcast the different order book depths. Its systems must be capable of identifying which book depth is being provided to the END USER and how it is being accessed. BM&FBOVESPA defines the Market Data book depth in two levels, described as following: Book Depth LEVEL 1 (L1) It refers to the best bid and best offer as well as the trades of all instruments traded on BOVESPA and BM&F SEGMENTS. It includes news about the companies sent by BM&FBOVESPA, the notifications coming directly from the trading desks, indices, statistics, reference data and closing prices. 16

17 All statistics are defined in the specification documents of BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Platforms. The best bids and offers prices come along with the aggregated amount of order on those prices. It is worth mentioning that at this market data depth level END USERS see only prices, while the order book itself cannot be viewed. L1 is widely used by customers whose strategies do not require deeper book levels Book Depth LEVEL 2 (L2) It refers to the information contained in the order book as a whole, in other words, the complete Market Data feed. It includes L1 and the entire order book with or without aggregated (Market by Price or MBP) prices, as well as all other information sent by BM&FBOVESPA market data platforms. 17

18 5 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data Platforms Descriptions of each market data platform offered by BM&FBOVESPA are set out below. 5.1 UNIFIED MARKET DATA FEED (UMDF) UNIFIED MARKET DATA FEED (UMDF) is the consolidation of the market data feeds generated by all of BM&FBOVESPA platforms. It is based on the Financial Information exchange protocol (FIX). UMDF PUMA 2.0 BOVESPA SEGMENT: This market data format is native to the BM&FBOVESPA PUMA Trading System platform for the BOVESPA SEGMENT and uses the UMDF 2.0 specification. It is the interface that offers the lowest latency when compared to PROXYDIFF, since it does not pass through any conversion layers. UMDF PUMA 1.6 BM&F SEGMENT: This market data format is native to the BM&FBOVESPA PUMA Trading System platform for the BM&F SEGMENT and uses the UMDF 1.6 specification. UMDF PUMA CONFLATED: This platform is based on the TCP protocol unlike the UMDF PUMA 1.6 and 2.0 platforms, which are Multicast applications using UDP protocols. The UMDF PUMA CONFLATED platform enables DISTRIBUTORS to use communications network infrastructures and interfaces at lower implementation and maintenance costs. Furthermore, it also requires reduced bandwidth since the order book update messages are sent at 300 milliseconds intervals. Therefore, the feed is not continuous. All UMDF platforms with the exception of the UMDF PUMA CONFLATED are based on the Financial Information exchange (FIX) 5.0 protocol and on a method that allows serialization (streaming) called FIX Adapted for Streaming, or simply FAST. Furthermore, market data feeds are sent through different channels that can be joined by DISTRIBUTORS. As they use UDP protocols, the UMDF PUMA 1.6 and 2.0 platforms are susceptible to package losses during data transmission. Therefore, a packet recovery mechanism is available through TCP Recovery sessions using FIX 4.4 messaging for requests and responses during the recovery of packets. These sessions will be created as requested by DISTRIBUTORS and shall follow a specific commercial policy and fee schedule. 18

19 All UMDF versions, again with the exception of the UMDF PUMA CONFLATED platform, are designed for all types of users. These platforms offer full, continuous and serialized market data. Therefore, market data generated by these platforms can be used for consumption by algorithms, automated tools for strategy-based orders, and latency-sensitive END USERS. The UMDF PUMA CONFLATED uses FIX 4.4 messaging and primarily meets the DISTRIBUTORS needs for trading screens or consultation. This platform is not recommended for the consumption of trading algorithms or automated order entry systems, since due to the conflation mechanism, the order book update messages are sent at 300 millisecond intervals, while messages for executed trades, statistics and news are sent in REAL TIME. For all market data platforms, any change that don t requires recertification (minor change) will be informed to the market within 90 days prior the change. Changes that requires recertification (major change) will be informed 180 days prior the change. 5.2 PROXYDIFF PROXYDIFF is a TCP protocol based feed generated via conversions from UMDF PUMA 2.0 to the MMTP format. This is a legacy feed from the former Mega Bolsa trading platform and it still uses components from that platform. To access PROXYDIFF, a DISTRIBUTOR must request the configuration of a Subscriber in BM&FBOVESPA s infrastructure. A Subscriber is similar to the FIX sessions used in the BELL FIX platform. However, the protocol used by data that flow through PROXYDIFF Subscribers is not a FIX but Euronext s proprietary protocol Market Message Transfer Protocol (MMTP ). 5.3 BELL FIX BELL (BM&F Electronic Link) market data is a legacy feed generated from UMDF PUMA 1.6 derivatives and is based on FIX 4.4 protocol. BELL market data is connection oriented, i.e., it uses TCP transportation protocol and offers the full UMDF PUMA content of the BM&F SEGMENT, albeit with higher latency due to message conversions. DISTRIBUTORS wishing to access market data in this format must also apply to BM&FBOVESPA to configure the FIX sessions that serve as the connection interface between the distributor s feed handler and the Exchange. FIX sessions are paid for according to a specific commercial policy and fee schedule. 19

20 The UMDF PUMA and UMDF PUMA CONFLATED platforms on both SEGMENTS enable order book recovery at different book depths. The legacy platforms (PROXYDIFF and BELL) enable the order book recovery at Market by Order MBO depth only. Since 2011 BM&FBOVESPA offers the possibility of receiving market data from CME Group in the BELL FIX Conflated (throttled) format. This format enables DISTRIBUTORS and DMA 3 and 4 investors to receive market data via BM&FBOVESPA s infrastructure for the markets managed by the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), but does not include data sets from NYMEX or COMEX. Subscription to these data feeds requires prior license from CME Group. DISTRIBUTORS should contact CME Group to obtain the license. 5.4 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data via CME Group The Exchange offers the possibility of receiving BM&FBOVESPA Market Data via CME Group s infrastructure. This option requires contracting BM&FBOVESPA Market Data and is intended for international DISTRIBUTORS and Investors who already have access to CME s infrastructure. However, any prospective BM&FBOVESPA DISTRIBUTOR can sign up for this type of access. 20

21 6 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data transmission media The following section describes the types of Market Data TRANSMISSION MEDIA allowed to be offered to END USERS. 6.1 TRANSMISSION MEDIA TERMINALS, INTRANETS, EXTRANETS: This category of transmission media includes the terminals owned and marketed by MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS, its SERVICE FACILITATORS as well as the DISTRIBUTOR s websites accessible via their internal networks (INTRANET) or via the area of such intranets with controlled access for EXTERNAL USERS (EXTRANET). As well as applications for personal computers, this category of transmission media also includes browser-based web applications. SMALL MEDIA: This category of transmission media comprises devices with small displays such as cell phones, smartphones, tablets, PDAs and other handhelds with a screen size of up to 10.4 inches. BM&FBOVESPA defines SMALL MEDIA access as any access obtained via dedicated application software created and installed in the device for this purpose as a standalone. Web pages accessible via a browser on any type of device and whose source code is adapted for SMALL MEDIA viewing are also considered in this category. WALLBOARDS: This category comprises each visible face of a monitor or set of monitors, including LCD, LED, plasma or similar TVs, or public display wallboards and other ticker or data displays, operating in open or closed circuits and capable of being viewed by a group of people. Viewing must obey the following rules: o Public places without access: Only market data DELAYED by at least 15 minutes may be displayed. Public WALLBOARDS are exempt from monthly distribution fees. This category includes but is not limited to wallboards placed in lobbies, entrance halls, elevators, waiting rooms, etc. o Places with controlled and restricted access: Wallboards in such places may display REAL TIME market data but must be duly reported to BM&FBOVESPA and the market data supplier to such WALLBOARDS must pay distribution fees. 21

22 NON-DISPLAY: Any application that consumes Market Data and does not offer visualization of it. More details can be obtained in item Market data use by DMA 2 providers and providers of intermediate technology infrastructure for trading desks BM&FBOVESPA Market Data shall be duly contracted by all DMA providers (DMA model 2) and providers of intermediate technology infrastructure for trading desks. This means that such providers must sign the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT and are responsible for sending MONTHLY REPORT and feed usage and DISTRIBUTION. 6.3 Market data use by DMA 3 & DMA 4 Investors Market Data consumption by the users of DMA models 3 and 4 will follow the specific definition published by Circular Letter and External Communication and established in its respective agreements that regulate usage of BM&FBOVESPA s Direct Access Models. 6.4 Market data usage by Investors using North-South order routing As per Circular Letter 052/2008-DP of September 29, 2008 BM&FBOVESPA allows access to CME Group s GLOBEX electronic trading platform for REAL TIME viewing of market data in the BM&F SEGMENT and for sending orders directly to its trading platform (North-to-South order routing). With regard to the provision of order routing services from CME Group to BM&FBOVESPA, investors shall not be required to sign the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT, provided these investors: o Actually use market data only for the purpose of feeding their order routing systems o Do not redistribute market data to INTERNAL or EXTERNAL END USERS If market data redistribution actually occurs, BM&FBOVESPA shall require that the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT be signed and fees due be paid, whether or not investors use order routing services and use CME Group s electronic trading platform only to access BM&FBOVESPA Market Data. BM&FBOVESPA will verify DISTRIBUTORS connected to CME Group's infrastructure in order to ensure that only authorized institutions are accessing the BM&FBOVESPA Market Data. 22

23 BM&FBOVESPA reserves the right to request the discontinuation of Market Data provision to those who do not seek to sign the DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT after notification. 6.5 SIMULATOR SIMULATOR is a tool capable of reproducing total or partly the behavior and functioning of the markets operated by BM&FBOVESPA, outside of the production environment, allowing end users to view BM&FBOVESPA Market Data. The sole purpose is to assist investors and other interested parties to learn and understand in practice, how the markets operated by the Exchange work. With previous analysis and express authorization, BM&FBOVESPA will allow market data DISTRIBUTION in REAL TIME in order to sell SIMULATORS and will waive the variable monthly fee during a 90-day trial period for the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS that meet the following conditions: o Provision to their USERS of educational material about how the markets operated by BM&FBOVESPA work. o Promotion of commercial partnerships with one or more TRADING PARTICIPANT o Provision of L1 Book depth alone o Clarification to the END USER that the tool being used is a market SIMULATOR After the 90-day trial, the DISTRIBUTOR must report the END USERS by SEGMENT and pay the variable fees. 23

24 7 Products that can be DISTRIBUTED and DISPLAYED from BM&FBOVESPA Market Data DISTRIBUTORS may create several products using the BM&FBOVESPA Market Data, accessed directly or indirectly, as defined by the Agreement. The Exchange also believes that the greater the range of products offered by Market Data DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS, the greater the incentive for the development of Brazil s financial and capital markets. BM&FBOVESPA defines: o DISTRIBUTION: broadcast of BM&FBOVESPA Market Data in restricted environment, such as those requiring username and password. Marketed data is also included in this category. o DISPLAY: broadcast of BM&FBOVESPA Market Data in a public-access environment, without any marketing of such data. The use of BM&FBOVESPA Market Data, in all of its different access means, must also respect the broadcast type defined in the Agreement. BM&FBOVESPA allows the contracting of a range of means to use of its Market Data, in accordance with the available fee schedule, described below. 7.1 External Distribution External DISTRIBUTION refers to broadcasting BM&FBOVESPA Market Data to EXTERNAL USERS, from the DISTRIBUTOR or DISTRIBUTION GROUP. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR that uses this option has authorization to offer its clients several services, as defined by its Agreement and by the broadcast model. These DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS may use BM&FBOVESPA Market Data to: o DISTRIBUTE data by the access means defined in this Policy, for INTERNAL or EXTERNAL USERS o DISTRIBUTE or DISPLAY BM&FBOVESPA Indices o DISTRIBUTE or DISPLAY END-OF-DAY data 24

25 o DISTRIBUTE or DISPLAY data in websites, WALLBOARDS and SMALL MEDIA o DISPLAY data on TV channels o Provide market historical data MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS in this category should report monthly in all cases where the variable fees apply (DISTRIBUTION of REAL TIME market data, DISPLAY data on TV or marketing of historical data). MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS that choose external DISTRIBUTION are authorized to broadcast DELAYED BM&FBOVESPA Market Data on websites, SMALL MEDIA and WALLBOARDS, continuously, with no snapshot mechanism required. These DISTRIBUTORS may not DISPLAY BM&FBOVESPA Market Data in REAL TIME on websites without the specific hiring of this service. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR may opt to provide data with specific book depth (L1 and L2) or specific products (such as the Agricultural package). 7.2 Exclusively Internal Use and Distribution MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS may opt to receive BM&FBOVESPA Market Data exclusively for internal use by their companies. All of the companies in the DISTRIBUTOR GROUP are included in this context. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR that fall within this category shall make a MONTHLY REPORT in cases in which the variable fees apply (REAL TIME Market Data distribution, DISPLAY data on TV channels or the sale and distribution of Historical Data). 7.3 Indices BM&FBOVESPA allows contracting of all its indices for DISTRIBUTION and/or DISPLAY. This is only available for REDISTRIBUTORS, that may choose which indices will be distributed and/or displayed even though the AGREEMENT grants them the rights to distribute all indices. Additional information about each index is available at BM&FBOVESPA website Real Time Indices and EOD Distribution The REDISTRIBUTOR that fall within this category may also provide EOD for the instruments composing these Indices and market the Historical Data of them. 25

26 The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR that fall within this category must make a MONTHLY REPORT in cases where the variable fees are applicable (REAL TIME market data, DISTRIBUTION, DISPLAY of data on TV channels or the marketing of Historical Data) Delayed Indices Distribution and/or Display REDISTRIBUTORS that fall within this category may not provide the EOD of the instruments composing these indices, but may market the Historical Data for the authorized data. The EOD data DISTRIBUTION and/or DISPLAY must be contracted separately. 7.4 EOD Data Distribution and/or Display REDISTRIBUTORS may also contract the distribution of only EOD data of all instruments of both the BOVESPA and BM&F segments. They may also use Historical Data for DISPLAY or DISTRIBUTION. 7.5 Delayed Data Display on Websites, Small Medias and Wallboards REDISTRIBUTORS may contract the DELAYED DISPLAY of data for all instruments for both the BOVESPA and BM&F SEGMENTS on open websites (without access control), SMALL MEDIA and WALLBOARDS through the market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT. REDISTRIBUTORS who choose this type of contract may provide data from all instruments of the respective contracted SEGMENT. However, only certain data may be published, namely: o Non-continuous snapshots of the last trading prices at every 15 minutes o Opening, Minimum and Maximum prices o Financial Volume, Open Interest and Traded Contracts; o Daily variation This data may be used to create graphs and tables. 7.6 Display Data in Real Time on Websites Without Access Control 26

27 The Exchange shall allow, upon market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT, DISPLAY in REAL TIME of the following BM&FBOVESPA Market Data feeds on websites without access control: o Last trading price by instrument o Financial volume and number of contracts traded per instrument BM&FBOVESPA reserves the right to pre-assess each contract application for this service and the type of website through data feeds will be available. No marketing of the market data is allowed in this case. 7.7 Display Data on TV channels Once market data services are contracted, the Exchange shall authorize DISPLAY of L1 depth level BM&FBOVESPA Market Data on open or pay TV channels. This DISPLAY is not allowed in any other media vehicle (TERMINALS, websites, videos on the contracting company s website, etc). Variable fees are due only when the Market Data is broadcast in REAL TIME, that are allowed only on pay TV channels. 7.8 Historical Data Historical Data is considered to be any compilation made from BM&FBOVESPA Market Data as of one (01) day from the current date, with the objective of feeding a database. BM&FBOVESPA reserves all rights to determine whether any compilation of data represents Historical Data in accordance with this definition. This product is available to all who contract BM&FBOVESPA Market Data and are able to distribute it externally or display it in any way. MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS may market historical data from instrument feeds. However, the historical data authorized for marketing shall be restricted to the BM&FBOVESPA Market Data scope contracted by DISTRIBUTORS and REDISTRIBUTORS. This means that if a REDISTRIBUTOR contracts only Indices content and EOD prices, such distributor shall also be allowed to sell their historical data. If a DISTRIBUTOR, on the other hand, has contracted the full BM&FBOVESPA Market Data then they may market historical data for its entire content. 27

28 As per market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT, MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are required to complete and submit a specific MONTHLY REPORT showing: 1. The number of tickers (equity, options, contract, and securities tickers, among others) sold per END USER. DISTRIBUTORS are not required to inform how much data about each ticker was available. Or; 2. The total of END USERS that accessed the Historica Data from BM&FBOVESPA Market Data through the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR. Furthermore, MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are responsible for maintaining auditable material to prove tickers sales. Fees shall follow specific fee schedule and shall be based on the amount of tickers (instrument codes) provided or the total of END USERS. The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR may also opt to pay a fixed monthly fee referring to the DISTRIBUTION of Historical Data without the need of tickers or END USERS report. For that, it will be charged the fee described on Chapter 13. In case no historical data is being sold, the MONTHLY REPORT is not required and no fee shall apply. 7.9 Agricultural Commodities Package In order to meet the demand of USERS wishing to receive only part of BM&FBOVESPA Market data in the BM&F SEGMENT, the Exchange shall grant the right to DISTRIBUTE an Agricultural Commodity Package, which contains the order books of all agricultural commodities contracts available for trading as well as news in the BM&F SEGMENT market data. MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS must state in their MONTHLY REPORT which terminals have consumed data from the Agricultural Commodity Package only. BM&FBOVESPA shall stipulate a different price or discount price to END USERS listed on the REPORT. It should be noted that it is extremely important for MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS to adopt entitlement mechanisms that allow the Agricultural Commodity Package to be audited, i.e., such mechanisms should store information that proves that a particular END USER has accessed the Agricultural Commodity Package only. 28

29 Further details about agricultural commodity contracts available for trading are available at BM&FBOVESPA website, on Markets, Commodities and Futures, Derivatives, Contracts, Commodities. 29

30 8 Market data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT The MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT describes the legal obligations of contractors with BM&FBOVESPA. AGREEMENT execution is required for MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS. If an institution that distributes or displays BM&FBOVESPA Market Data does not have this AGREEMENT signed or is listed as part of a registered DISTRIBUTION GROUP, BM&FBOVESPA will consider this an undue use of market data and will take appropriate action to solve the situation. Below is a list of the categories of institutions and whether the market data Agreement is required. Type of Institution Must sign Data Feed Distribution Agreement? MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS 1 Organizations in same DISTRIBUTOR GROUP SERVICE FACILITATOR LISTED COMPANY Yes No, provided they obtain prior approval from BM&FBOVESPA and are listed in the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR AGREEMENT and do not have direct access to BM&FBOVESPA Market Data platforms. No No 1 DISTRIBUTION to INTERNAL USERS does not exempt an institution from the obligation to formally contract market data services. 8.1 DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT Annexes MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT has six annexes, which define: o Annex I: Contacts from BM&FBOVESPA and the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR. Must always be completely filled out. o Annex II: Use, DISTRIBUTION and DISPLAY of Market Data, where the DISTRIBUTOR indicates the specific options regarding its data DISTRIBUTION/DISPLAY. Using this as a basis, fixed and variable fees 30

31 are applied, in accordance with the prevailing Fee Schedule. Must be filled out. o Annex III: Registration data from the DISTRIBUTION GROUP, where there must be the listing of all of the companies, when these exist, that are in conformance with item 2.6 of this document and that will distribute BM&FBOVESPA Market Data. o Annex IV: Registration data from the Carrier, where there must be the listing of the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR(S), when these exist, that provide market data to the REDISTRIBUTOR. In this case, the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR is considered a Carrier. o Annex V: Registration data from the SERVICE FACILITATOR, where there must be the listing of all companies, when these exist, that specialize in facilitating the DISTRIBUTION of market data in accordance with the conditions established in item 2.7 of this document. o Annex VI: Responsibility Transfer, which should be filled out when the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR is transferring responsibility for the MONTHLY REPORT of specific users to another MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR. BM&FBOVESPA authorizes such transfer between companies, but both MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS must report the END USER, to BM&FBOVESPA in accordance with item 9 of this document. 8.2 Necessary documentation The digitalized version of the following documentation must be submitted with the DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT: TRADING PARTICIPANTS: No additional documentation. The Agreement must be signed by authorized representatives OTHER INSTITUTIONS: Legal documentation demonstrating the delegated rights from the company to the legal representatives 31

32 9 BM&FBOVESPA Market Data distribution MONTHLY REPORTS Every month MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS must report to the Exchange the number of END USERS that have accessed market data in REAL TIME or the Historica Data, when due (as per item 7.8). 9.1 User unit of count The basic unit of count used by BM&FBOVESPA for the purposes of measurement, pricing, and MONTHLY REPORTING on market data accesses is the END USER of any type of access. More details of the unit of count model adopted by the Exchange are given below. o TERMINALS: USER ID (login) and respective access point. o INTERNET or EXTRANET sites with controlled access: USER ID (login) and respective access point. o SMALL MEDIA: USER ID (login) and respective access point. o WALLBOARDS displaying REAL TIME market data: Each access point (WALLBOARD/screen) shall be regarded as a unit of count. o INTERNAL or EXTERNAL NON-DISPLAY applications: Each application instance that consumes BM&FBOVESPA Market Data. o NON-DISPLAY Enterprise usage: each END USER using an unlimited number of NON-DISPLAY applications. It should be noted that the END USER may simultaneously access market data from the same ACCESS POINT, since all accesses are duly reported. Regardless of whether the access was simultaneous, all accesses must be declared in the monthly report. The access fee for non-simultaneous access will be solely determined by the highest value means of access. Therefore, the monthly market data report must be executed as follow: o In the case of simultaneous access: the monthly report must state the END USER and the access type that it used o In the case of non-simultaneous access: the monthly report must state the END USER, all the access types it used and the Justification for Billable 32

33 Users for the lowest-value access. Therefore, MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS must put in place mechanisms enabling them to retrieve information on each ACCESS POINT used by their END USERS and on the accessed market depth level so they are able to report it correctly. 9.2 Reporting formats The MONTHLY REPORT must be submitted to BM&FBOVESPA using CSV (Comma Separated Values) files. This enables MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS to generate the data required by the Exchange automatically, thus reducing their administrative and operating costs while also enhancing data accuracy. MONTHLY REPORTS in CSV or MS-Excel format must be sent by to Further details on each of the above MONTHLY REPORT formats and how to complete it are set out below. The monthly report formats might be changed in accordance with BM&FBOVESPA needs CSV REPORT The CSV REPORT must have a header consisting of the first row of the file. The table below shows the fields that must be completed in the monthly report header. Header Market Data DISTRIBUTOR details MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR code (supplied by BM&FBOVESPA) SEGMENTS: (1) BOVESPA (2) BM&F Reference period: MM/YYYY No. of rows in file excluding header Example: 000;1;01/2014;1200 DISTRIBUTOR no. 000, BOVESPA SEGMENT, date 01/2014, 1,200 lines Examples of how to complete the MONTHLY REPORT Examples showing how to complete the REPORT using different situations and USERS are set out below with a brief description above each line. JOÃO DA SILVA; ;JOAOSILVA@MAIL.COM;RUA XV DE NOVEMBRO, 275 SÃO PAULO;BR;1;1;2;1;1;;;; 33

34 Name; ID; ; Address; Country; LOCAL; terminal; NON-PROFESSIONAL USER; L1; 1 unit; no retroactive adjustment; no fee exemption; no discount JOÃO DA SILVA; ;JOAOSILVA@MAIL.COM;RUA XV DE NOVEMBRO, 275 SÃO PAULO;BR;1;2;2;1;2;1;;; Name; ID; ; Address; Country; LOCAL; small media; NON-PROFESSIONAL USER; L1; 2 units; no retroactive adjustment; no fee exemption; no discount EMPRESA XYZ; ;MARIADASILVA@XYZ.COM;AVENIDA XYZ, 555 RIO DE JANEIRO;BR;1;1;1;2;1;;;; Name; ID; ; Address; Country; LOCAL; terminal; PROFESSIONAL USER; L2; 1 unit; no retroactive adjustment; no fee exemption; no discount X COMPANY; ;XCOMPANY@XCOMPANY.COM;12 AVENUE 53250;US;2;2;1;1;1;05/2013;;1 Name; ID; ; Address; Country; INTERNATIONAL; small media; PROFESSIONAL USER; L1; 1 unit; retroactive adjustment (positive); no fee exemption; discount for professional traders EMPRESA; ;EMPRESA@EMPRESA.COM.BR;RUA ABC 111;BR;1;1;1;1;-10; 06/2013;;; Name; ID; ; Address; Country; LOCAL; terminal; PROFESSIONAL USER; L1; -10 units; retroactive adjustment (negative-refund); no fee exemption; no discount COMPANY XYZ; ;MARIADASILVA@XYZ.COM;AVENIDA XYZ, 555 RIO DE JANEIRO;BR;1;1;1;2;1;;;3;; Instituton name; CNPJ; ; Address; Country; National; TERMINAL; PROFESSIONAL USER; L2; 1 unit; No retroactive adjust; exemption due to Transfer of Responsabilityto another Distributor; No discount;distributor X MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS are responsible for sending reports to BM&FBOVESPA in files that comply perfectly with the formatting specified herein. In addition to the header, the CSV file must contain a list comprising all the fields shown in the following table. 34

35 Field Description Type END USER NAME Name of END USER (individual or legal entity) accessing market data Text END USER IDENTIFICATION/VAT CODE CPF/ID for individuals, CNPJ/VAT CODE for legal entities Numeric USER S address Text ADDRESS USER S postal address (designation, number, city) Text COUNTRY NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL TRANSMISSION MEDIA TYPE OF USER OR APPLICATION Country code (all country codes can be found at: Specify if user is LOCAL or INTERNATIONAL: (1) National user (Brazil) (2) International user (all other countries) Specify type of media accessed: (1) TERMINAL, INTRANET and EXTRANET (2) SMALL MEDIAS (3) WALLBOARDS (4) NON-DISPLAY (5) SIMULATORS (6) Feed handler for REDISTRIBUTORS Specify type of END USER or application: (1) PROFESSIONAL USER (2) NON-PROFESSIONAL USER (3) INTERNAL NON-DISPLAY applications (4) EXTERNAL NON-DISPLAY applications (5) NON-DISPLAY Enterprise usage Text Numeric Numeric Numeric 35

36 BOOK DEPTH OR INDICES QUANTITY RETROACTIVE ADJUSTMENTS Field Description Type JUSTIFICATION FOR NON-BILLABLE USERS JUSTIFICATION FOR BILLABLE USERS MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR Code Specify book depth level accessed by end user: (1) LEVEL 1 (L1) (2) LEVEL 2 (L2) (3) REAL TIME indices No. of users accessing market data Note: In case of retroactive adjustments, the quantity shall be positive for users who have not been reported and negative for over-reported users Specify period to which adjustments apply (month/year) Justification for non-billable users: (1) Demonstration of BM&FBOVESPA Market Data (2) MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR s USER in Development/Support/Quality Control and Testing (3) Transfer of responsibility to another MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR (4) Data feed to REDISTRIBUTOR (5) Educational purposes Justification for billable users: (1) Professional trader with discount (2) Agricultural Commodity Package (3) Non-simultaneous access (4) Legal Entity or employee of PNP/PN classified as NON-PROFESSIONAL USER Market Data Distributor code that transferred the responsability of the report or the code from the one who assumed it Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric Numeric 36

37 9.2.2 MONTHLY REPORT for Pay TV Channels and Historical Data Reports regarding the Pay TV Channels REAL TIME Market Data DISTRIBUTION and Historical Data will be made in a specific format. The sample file will be delivered by BM&FBOVESPA specifically to MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS that specify such types of DISTRIBUTION. 9.3 Retroactive Adjustments The Retroactive Adjustments field was added to enable MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTORS to make adjustments for USERS missed or erroneously reported in previous months. For a retroactive adjustment to be entered correctly in the REPORT and properly billed, the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR must: o Fill the REPORT with data from USER. o Inform the month in which there was no access reporting in the "Retroactive Adjustments" field for a given USER. Therefore, the quantity of USERS in the column "Quantity" should be positive for the chargeback to be made. o Inform the month of the report in the "Retroactive Adjustments" field for USERS reported in excess. Therefore, the quantity of USERS reported in excess should be negative for the discount related to this USER to be made. 9.4 Special cases and frequently asked questions Market data DISTRIBUTION takes different forms depending on the reality of this market. BM&FBOVESPA has drawn up the following list of examples showing what may happen in specific situations. o Public TERMINALS installed in investor rooms of TRADING PARTICIPANTS (PNP/PN) whereby only one person at a time can access REAL TIME data feeds must be reported to the Exchange as PROFESSIONAL USERS and the MARKET DATA DISTRIBUTOR providing feeds to those TERMINALS shall be responsible for paying the distribution fees due. o In cases that the responsibility for sending MONTHLY REPORTS is transferred from the Market Data DISTRIBUTOR to OTHER INSTITUTIONS, such as TRADING PARTICIPANTS (PNP/PN), they should sign the BM&FBOVESPA Market Data DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT, reporting market data usage to the Exchange appropriately. o In the aforementioned item, a Market Data DISTRIBUTOR who has transferred the responsibility for reporting must inform BM&FBOVESPA monthly about all 37