Through launching the CFTC-regulated contracts, the cryptocurrency platform aims to support US-based clients in accessing uninterrupted market exposure by bringing perpetual futures activity onshore.
The new offering – set to launch on 13 July 2026 – will include a pre- and post-market session; builds on recent efforts to expand Cboe’s extended trading hours initiatives in other sectors of its business.
The new offering onboards 11 contracts onto the Terminal, such as the FADX15 index futures and single stock futures, and is set to boost the visibility of Abu Dhabi’s capital markets at a global level.
The initial trade was executed between FalconX and G-20 Group, and beginning 29 May, the contracts will be available for 24/7 trading.
The new desk operates across New York, London, Dubai and Singapore and is set to support hedge funds and banks executing complex fixed income and futures strategies.
The deal allows Broadridge to expand its client offering, providing an integrated, end-to-end trading solution spanning futures and options markets.
The update is set to support futures commissions merchants (FCMs) looking to enter the prediction markets space, The TRADE understands.
New hire previously spent less than a year at Stifel; it was confirmed in December 2025 that Stifel was shuttering its UK equities trading business.
The new contracts align with the rising demand for listed dividend products, and will span options on the S&P 500 annual dividend index futures and Nasdaq-100 and Russell 2000 quarterly dividend index futures.
Specifically, the new offering will allow traders to hedge KRWQ perpetual positions both in EDXM International as well as alongside regulated spot trading on EDX markets.