Cboe Global Markets, the exchange network for global derivatives, currencies and securities, has launched a global listing network to provide companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with access to capital and secondary liquidity worldwide.
“As of today, all Cboe-listed stocks in the US and Canada may also be available for trading in the Netherlands and the UK, with Australia to follow,” Cboe said in a statement. statement
published on June 2. “Cboe’s ultimate goal is to allow companies and ETFs to be listed on all of its exchanges, giving issuers the best global exposure to investors.”
Dubbed Cboe Global Listings, the new offering, according to the exchange, targets “the goal-driven innovation economy” comprising growing companies and those applying innovation to address global challenges.
Abaxx Technologies, a company focused on tools to improve communications and trading on commodity exchanges, is the first to join Cboe Global Listings. Abaxx is listed on Cboe Canada, and with “interlisting,” Cboe said, the company would also be listed on Cboe’s US platform.
Dave Howson, Global President of Cboe Global Markets, said: “Cboe has built an extensive global equities footprint unmatched in the industry, which uniquely positions us to deliver the first-ever truly international quoting experience to users who seek to tap into markets beyond their home. .”
Cboe global market share
Cboe’s US and Canadian equity trading platforms manage a combined average daily notional value (ADNV) of $60 billion, representing approximately 20% of total North American equity market share. In addition, Cboe’s European equity exchange manages around €8 billion of ADVN, or a 25% share of the European equity market, according to Cboe data.
Similarly, in Australia, Cboe Global Markets said it operates the second-largest stock exchange with an ADVN of over A$1.5 billion, or about 19% of daily trading in the Australian equity market.
In the meantime, finance tycoons reported that institutional forex trading demand rebounded in May, with spot trading volume increasing significantly from the April low. During the period, Cboe’s foreign exchange market processed $940 billion in spot transactions, an increase of 18% from the prior month.
Cboe Global Markets, the exchange network for global derivatives, currencies and securities, has launched a global listing network to provide companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with access to capital and secondary liquidity worldwide.
“As of today, all Cboe-listed stocks in the US and Canada may also be available for trading in the Netherlands and the UK, with Australia to follow,” Cboe said in a statement. statement
published on June 2. “Cboe’s ultimate goal is to allow companies and ETFs to be listed on all of its exchanges, giving issuers the best global exposure to investors.”
Dubbed Cboe Global Listings, the new offering, according to the exchange, targets “the goal-driven innovation economy” comprising growing companies and those applying innovation to address global challenges.
Abaxx Technologies, a company focused on tools to improve communications and trading on commodity exchanges, is the first to join Cboe Global Listings. Abaxx is listed on Cboe Canada, and with “interlisting,” Cboe said, the company would also be listed on Cboe’s US platform.
Dave Howson, Global President of Cboe Global Markets, said: “Cboe has built an extensive global equities footprint unmatched in the industry, which uniquely positions us to deliver the first-ever truly international quoting experience to users who seek to tap into markets beyond their home. .”
Cboe global market share
Cboe’s US and Canadian equity trading platforms manage a combined average daily notional value (ADNV) of $60 billion, representing approximately 20% of total North American equity market share. In addition, Cboe’s European equity exchange manages around €8 billion of ADVN, or a 25% share of the European equity market, according to Cboe data.
Similarly, in Australia, Cboe Global Markets said it operates the second-largest stock exchange with an ADVN of over A$1.5 billion, or about 19% of daily trading in the Australian equity market.
In the meantime, finance tycoons reported that institutional forex trading demand rebounded in May, with spot trading volume increasing significantly from the April low. During the period, Cboe’s foreign exchange market processed $940 billion in spot transactions, an increase of 18% from the prior month.
