Naming rules of warrants

Warrant type code, the third letter of the law:

Shanghai stock market subscription -b is (call warrant); Subscription by Shenzhen Stock Exchange -C (warrant); Put on Shanghai Stock Exchange and Put on Shenzhen Stock Exchange-P (Put Warrant)

The last digit, that is, the eighth digit, indicates which warrants are issued with the underlying securities with a number or letter. When it exceeds 9, a to z indicate the 10 to 35th warrants.

The CW of (so-and-so CWB 1) is called "company warrior" for short, and it is a company warrant issued in Shanghai (differentiated shares are converted into covered warrants).

The issuer of Wuliangye Subscription Certificate (Wuliangye YGC 1) is Yibin State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd., which takes the pinyin abbreviation of "Yi, Guo".

The issuer of Youngor Subscription Certificate (Youngor QCB 1) is "Ningbo Youth Investment Holding Co., Ltd." and the pinyin abbreviation QC is "Youth, Spring".

The issuer of Valin Pipeline Put Warrant (Valin JTP 1) is "Hunan Valin Iron and Steel Group Co., Ltd.", and the pinyin abbreviation is "Group".

Wanhua Put Warrant (Wanhua HXP 1) is issued by "yantai wanhua Huaxin Synthetic Leather Co., Ltd.", and the pinyin abbreviation is "Huaxin".

The issuer of China Merchants Bank Put Warrant (CMB CMP 1) is "China Merchants Ship Navigation (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.", taking the English abbreviation CM of China Merchants Bank.