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The Auto-Hedger accumulates partial fill deltas in an intelligent manner to prevent over- or under-hedging and also tracks remainder deltas resulting from delta rounding. The user can specify any manner of options expiration to futures expiration mappings for full flexibility. Specifications are conveniently organized and edited through a grid graphical control. Futures hedges can also be initiated manually, and will follow the same passive (working) execution logic.

The “Auto-Hedger” job’s detailed parameters include the max aggregate quantity to work, max show quantity (iceberging support), max working slippage in ticks, accumulated delta hedge trigger, aggressive execution via market- or limit-type orders, minimum required side size ratio, and others. The “Auto-Hedger” job is capable of offsetting deltas from incoming hedge requests in four different and independent ways, including modifying or cancelling already working orders. For traders unfamiliar with intelligent passive execution, the benefits are significant.

Please feel free to contact the developer at kevin@axonetric.com with any questions you might have regarding technicalities, client use cases, etc.

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