Cboe Global Mark Stock Price, News & Analysis

Cboe Global Markets has successfully completed the migration of MATCHNow to its technology on February 1, 2022. This marks a significant milestone following Cboe's acquisition of MATCHNow in August 2020. The migration has led to the launch of Cboe BIDS Canada, a new block-trading offering designed to enhance liquidity in the Canadian equities market. MATCHNow, Canada’s largest equities dark pool, provides confidential trading opportunities and meets the growing demand for flexible trading options.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) reported remarkable financial results for Q4 and the full year 2021, showcasing a 42% growth in transaction revenue and 21% in recurring non-transaction businesses. The company is targeting 5-7% organic net revenue growth and 7-10% growth in Data and Access Solutions for 2022. Adjusted operating expenses are projected at $617 to $625 million, indicating a commitment to strategic investments and shareholder returns. Cboe's leadership expressed confidence in its ability to leverage diverse revenue streams and capitalize on transformative opportunities.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) reported significant trading volume statistics for January 2022, showcasing strong performance across its options and futures segments. Total options volume reached 282.5 million contracts, making it the second-highest monthly volume recorded. Notably, the S&P 500 Index options had a monthly volume of 36.5 million contracts, the highest since March 2020. Additionally, futures volume reached 6.1 million contracts. Cboe's market share for U.S. equities increased to 14.5%, while European equities achieved a market share of 22%, the highest since February 2019.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) announced its intention to introduce S&P 500 Index Weeklys options with Tuesday and Thursday expirations, pending regulatory review. This expansion aims to enhance trading flexibility and risk management for investors. Currently, Cboe offers SPX Weeklys with Monday, Wednesday, and Friday expirations, with 345 million SPX contracts traded in 2021. Notably, total U.S. exchange-listed options volume reached a record 9.9 billion contracts in 2021, up 32% from 2020, with increasing popularity in short-dated options.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) has announced the upcoming launch of its innovative Nanos options contracts, set to begin trading on March 14, 2022, pending regulatory approval. Designed to increase accessibility to options trading, these one-multiplier, cash-settled contracts provide investors an easier entry point, with an average premium of $5 per contract. Nanos will be based on the S&P 500 Index and aim to support retail traders in executing various strategies. Cboe will also introduce educational resources to empower new participants in the options market.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) announced that Webull Financial will launch Cboe's new Nanos S&P 500 Index options on its trading platform in Q1 2022. This partnership enhances retail traders' access to innovative options products, offering a simpler and smaller contract, 1/100th the size of XSP options. Webull will also provide free access to Cboe Streaming Market Indices for real-time index tracking. Cboe aims to empower retail investors through education and product innovation, facilitating better trading experiences.

Cboe Global Markets reported strong trading volumes for December and full year 2021, showcasing a robust performance across multiple product lines. December 2021 saw a significant 8.1% increase in multiply-listed options average daily volume (ADV) compared to December 2020, totaling 9,888 contracts. Full-year total options volume reached 3.0 billion contracts, a record high, up 19% from 2020. The S&P 500 Index options ADV surged 45% year-over-year, with the company also reporting notable growth in futures and equities trading, despite some declines in off-exchange and Canadian equities.

Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) announced plans to launch futures on the AMERIBOR Term-90 interest rate benchmark, commencing trading on January 24, 2022. The AMERIBOR Term-90 is designed to capture the wholesale funding costs for American financial institutions over a ninety-day period. This new offering expands Cboe's AMERIBOR futures products line and aims to provide market participants with alternatives for hedging interest rate risks as LIBOR is phased out. The current AFX membership comprises 184 banks and over 1,100 correspondents, totaling assets exceeding $5.4 trillion.