Derivatives

The integration is expected to provide Trading Technologies with access to clients across hedge funds and energy sectors, while OpenGamma will also benefit from a greater pool of sell-side bank customers.  

The new offering will allow the options to be traded at nearly 24 hours a day, five days a week, to enhance US equity market exposure for global investors.  

The products will initially launch with three index futures, based on Societe Generale and Solactive indices, with plans for further expansion scheduled for Q1 2026.  

The outage, sparked by a cooling issue at one of the group’s data centers, began at 8.40pm CT on Thursday; BrokerTec EU, BrokerTec US Actives and EBS markets have reopened. 

Integration of Oslo-based platform expected to modernise derivatives clearing and expand post-trade capabilities.

The move comes as MIAX “continues to focus on strategic growth opportunities within its core exchanges,” and looks to facilitate its entry to the prediction markets to benefit both institutional and retail futures traders.

The news aligns with increasing demand for regulated crypto derivatives products for institutional clients across the industry.  

The new offering will go live on 10 November 2025 and is set to allow a wider range of firms to trade directly on Eurex without a membership.  

The TRADE sits down with Christian Beinert, FX trader at MEAG, to explore the next stage of options trading including new automated strategies, clearing, and the need for greater collaboration between OEMS and trading platforms. 

The integration is set to address industry challenges created by manual voice-based workflows and follows an increasing automation drive in the OTC derivatives space in recent months.