CME Group unveils plans for Treasury Link functionality
The launch is planned for Q2 2026 and will be an industry-first, set to connect the world’s largest US Treasury futures and cash liquidity pools.
The launch is planned for Q2 2026 and will be an industry-first, set to connect the world’s largest US Treasury futures and cash liquidity pools.
The integration allows FlexFX users to trade CME Group’s EBS Market and FX Spot+ liquidity directly through the EMS, expanding available spot and NDF execution venues.
New contracts will be offered in standard and micro sizes and are expected to go live on 9 February 2026, subject to regulatory approval.
The new solution integrates CME SPAN 2 and aims to address calculation and speed challenges associated with the model.
Deal is expected to close in H2 2025; current co-CEOs Guy Rowcliffe and John Stewart will remain at OSTTRA and continue to lead the company.
The SOL futures will be cash-settled and based on the CME CF Solana-dollar reference rate.
The foreign exchange software market size is expected to be $16.4 billion by 2032 – with a compound annual growth rate of 7.6% – study predicts.
CME Group, Intercontinental exchange (ICE) and Eurex Exchange all made headway with updates to their offerings during the second quarter.
The firm assisted its customers and CME in completing the trades on market open on 28 August.
Increased ADV resulted from the global growth in interest rate and energy products, which were up 54% and 31% respectively.