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BNP Paribas Put 18 ZAL 20.06.2025/  DE000PC1F4B2  /

Frankfurt Zert./BNP
04/10/2024  21:50:11 Chg.-0.006 Bid21:56:32 Ask21:56:32 Underlying Strike price Expiration date Option type
0.074EUR -7.50% 0.073
Bid Size: 20,000		 0.100
Ask Size: 20,000		 ZALANDO SE 18.00 EUR 20/06/2025 Put
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