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BNP Paribas Call 26 ZAL 20.12.202.../  DE000PN95032  /

Frankfurt Zert./BNP
25/09/2024  16:50:19 Chg.0.000 Bid17:05:34 Ask17:05:34 Underlying Strike price Expiration date Option type
1.870EUR 0.00% 1.890
Bid Size: 24,300		 1.920
Ask Size: 24,300		 ZALANDO SE 26.00 - 20/12/2024 Call
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