The integration is set to boost ABN AMRO Clearing’s current client offering for around-the-clock trading and follows increasing momentum from global firms and exchanges to shift to 24/5 models.
The integration will allow users to query the stock exchange market data in plain language through AI platforms already in use, removing the need for specialist terminals, complex APIs or technical intermediaries.
The deal follows increasing demand for more varied liquidity solutions and market models as traditional and digital markets increasingly converge; builds on the two firms’ ongoing partnership first established in 2021.
The new session is set to enhance price discovery and curb late-day price manipulation in Indian equity markets, despite some initial unexpected price swings and option premium shifts.
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.
Deal was initially announced in April 2026 alongside the sale of Cboe Canada; Cboe confirmed that the acquisition of its Canadian exchange is set to close at a later date.
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 move is set to create a “premier fixed income marketplace”; fixed income traders to benefit from consolidated liquidity, more competitive pricing, and more.
The agreement makes the BSE the eleventh member to join the platform and will provide a single investor gateway for cross-border opportunities between the Middle East and Africa.
Full production trading is available from 29 July; the platforms will leverage a periodic auction trading mechanism alongside a matching model.