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.
The new offering – Automation 2.0 – is expected to support institutional desks as markets and trading workflows increasingly modernise and become more automated.
The move marks the first time that equities data from SIX’s exchanges has been accessible across more than 75 public and private blockchains in the Chainlink ecosystem.
The integration will leverage Exegy’s ticker plant technology, and aims to support the delivery of a robust and resilient pre- and post-trade consolidated tape.
The acquisition is expected to complete in Q2 2026, and marks an expansion of the two firms’ ongoing digital asset-focused partnership, announced in December 2025.
The collaboration is expected to provide competitive spreads and improved execution quality to support both institutional and professional spot digital assets trading.
New hire is set to support the bank’s buildout of its credit trading offering in this region; has also previously served at firms including BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs.
The new offering – MYQ – is expected to support FX market participants in maximising pre-trade workflow efficiency, by collating fragmented pricing quotes across IB chats into a centralised format.
The platform aims to provide firms with institutional-grade datasets, which allow them to retain full control over what they publish; SGX FX, OTC Markets Group and Exchange Data International (EDI) are also joining as proprietary market data publishers.