Cboe to launch 24-hour US equities trading
The exchange is awaiting regulatory approval to launch 24 hours trading for US equities, five days a week, on its Cboe EDGX Equities Exchange (EDGX).
The exchange is awaiting regulatory approval to launch 24 hours trading for US equities, five days a week, on its Cboe EDGX Equities Exchange (EDGX).
The new offering is designed to offer market participants the ability to manage volatility more granularly; launch expected on 14 October.
New offering is designed to hedge against and capitalise on US equity market volatility moves.
Cboe Global Markets will receive a transfer of SBI Holdings’ ownership interest in Japannext, subject to regulatory approval.
As part of its expansion, Cboe has begun publishing intraday values for its 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF Volatility Basis Point Index.
New options-on-future structure has been developed to provide a new way to manage market volatility.
Named VIXTLT Index, the new offering will enable market participants to track future expected volatility in the US Treasury market.
New collaboration will target growing investor demand for exchange-traded derivatives to manage crypto exposure in a US-regulated trading environment.
Subject to regulatory approval, the exchange operator is set to list Cboe iBoxx $ Emerging Market Bond Index futures for trading on Cboe Futures Exchange on 17 June.
Launch is part of strategic plans to expand Cboe’s MSCI tradable product suite, with the new MSCI indices available now for trading.