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 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.
The removal will better reflect ETF and futures price information in real time, reducing the likelihood of trading disruptions, and aligns with ADX’s continual build out of its derivatives offering.
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.
This partnership marks the advancement of both BSE’s attempt to strengthen global relations, and ADX’s continued efforts to uphold connections with international financial institutions.
First Abu Dhabi Bank issues digital bond to be listed on ADX, leveraging the HSBC Orion platform.
Two new post-trade subsidiaries have also been announced, helping support the securities markets.
Through leveraging the ICE Global Network, Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) aims to expand its global investor base by facilitating real-time access to market data and order entry.
ADX’s investment product knowledge and HSBC’s investment banking and blockchain capabilities will be leveraged to broaden the Middle East’s capital market use cases.