SIX activates direct link with Hong Kong’s CMU
Connection expands access to Swiss and Spanish markets and marks CMU OmniClear's entry into equity post-trade services.
Connection expands access to Swiss and Spanish markets and marks CMU OmniClear's entry into equity post-trade services.
The transition deadline came to an end of 1 July 2026, and will also mean non-EU entities cannot provide crypto-asset services to EU clients, nor can certain services be outsourced to unauthorised firms.
New positions across the past week include an exchange head of clearing, as well as two hires to support the growth of US institutional ETF trading, and a sell-side algo trader appointment.
Appointment comes as the firm continues its path toward its “future pan-European, interoperable and multi-asset CCP”.
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.
Integration enables native access to regulatory, reference and pricing data through Snowflake.
The firm highlighted key drivers of growth, such as the completion of the Aquis and Baymarkets tie-ins over the course of 2025, contributing to a 5.4% net operating income increase.
The impact of the shift to the single volume cap (SVC) in October 2025 has reduced dark trading, with the number of instruments suspended at the EU level under the SVC declining by 39% from October to December 2025, according to recent AFME findings.
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