The new offering will provide clients with a single counterparty relationship and cross-margining exposure capabilities across US-listed equities, indices and digital assets through a 24/7 model.
Move is intended to bring institutional-scale liquidity to prediction markets through a partnership with Kalshi and Susquehanna Predictions.
The deal is set to close in Q1 2027 and aligns with increasing investor demand for modern derivative income ETF solutions.
The multi-year deal will allow the prediction market operator to add cross-market, cross-asset monitoring across its event contracts and perpetual-style derivatives.
The move is expected to enhance transparency in the OTC derivatives market and will allow users to identify market trends and compare activity across various market segments.
The deal marks Marex’s third acquisition this year and is expected to boost the firm’s current equity linked structured products platform.
The new product is HKEX’s only CGB futures contract available in the offshore market and is expected to strengthen Hong Kong’s fixed income, currencies and Renminbi markets.
The offering leverages Bloomberg’s RFQe workflow and follows a rule amendment by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
The move will also integrate US equities options market BOX into MEMX; the combined company will operate three options exchanges, one equities exchange and a technology business.
The initial phase of the offering will span approximately 40 contracts across major developed and emerging market economies, and will support investors managing equity risk in their global portfolios.