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SVB, Signature Trading Resumption Is Lifeline for Options Owners

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SVB, Signature Trading Resumption Is Lifeline for Options Owners

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For options traders who placed well-timed bets against the companies before their demise, it could be the break they’ve been waiting for.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Owners of thousands of bearish contracts in Signature Bank and SVB Financial Group likely got a chance to collect on wagers that while profitable on paper, had been impossible to cash in, after the underlying stocks ceased changing hands two weeks go. The fate of the options had been a securities-industry sideshow without an obvious conclusion before OTC Markets Group, an off-exchange platform, let the stocks find a price Tuesday.</p><p>“Now we can put a market price on the shares rather than guessing,” said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers. “It also means that positions can be closed out, for better or worse.” </p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/6ea85860d64af7d9844ae0439bc0ab23\" title=\"SVB Financial Has Resumed Trading | More than two weeks after halt\" tg-width=\"930\" tg-height=\"523\"/><span>SVB Financial Has Resumed Trading | More than two weeks after halt</span></p><p>There were about 7,660 put options on SVB Financial worth a notional $114 million due to expire March 17 and another 22,347 worth $178 million on Signature, according to Bloomberg calculations based on the last trading session for each stock. 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The fate of the options had been a securities-industry sideshow without an obvious conclusion before OTC Markets Group, an off-exchange platform, let the stocks find a price Tuesday.“Now we can put a market price on the shares rather than guessing,” said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers. “It also means that positions can be closed out, for better or worse.” SVB Financial Has Resumed Trading | More than two weeks after haltThere were about 7,660 put options on SVB Financial worth a notional $114 million due to expire March 17 and another 22,347 worth $178 million on Signature, according to Bloomberg calculations based on the last trading session for each stock. 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