Euronext bolsters European derivatives offering with German, Irish and Portuguese single stock options
Expanded offering will give investors increased access to key assets in Europe through Euronext’s single order book.
Expanded offering will give investors increased access to key assets in Europe through Euronext’s single order book.
The inspection relates to potential violations of EU antitrust rules which include directly or indirectly fix purchase or selling prices or any trading conditions.
When it comes to FX options alternative liquidity is being perceived as increasingly natural, agreed expert panellists at the TradeTech FX conference in Amsterdam.
The move will “bring much-needed competition to the equity index derivatives industry,” said Thomas Gallagher, chair and chief executive of Miami International Holdings (MIH).
The move follows One Trading receiving European crypto derivatives trading approval, making it the first Mifid II trading venue for perpetual futures in the EU.
New options exchange will be an electronic venue offering access to the full multi-listed options market while relying on a pro-rata model.
New offering is designed to hedge against and capitalise on US equity market volatility moves.
New location will also allow the firm to expand its execution, clearing and custody operations.
ION’s cleared derivatives trade processing platform, XTP, offers real-time, post-trade capabilities; the onboarding of Advantage Futures to the platform was completed in record time.
Service will enable buy-side participants to use existing OTC workflows on Digital Vega’s multi-bank platform to request quotes and trade blocks of FX options on futures.