Cboe Global Markets, the exchange network for global derivatives, foreign exchange and securities, has launched a global listing network to enable companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to access secondary capital and liquidity globally.
“Starting today, all shares listed on Cboe in the US and Canada can also be made available for trading in the Netherlands and the UK, with Australia to follow,” Cboe said. statement
issued on June 2. “Cboe’s ultimate goal is to enable companies and ETFs to be listed on all of its exchanges, providing issuers with best-in-class exposure to global investors.”
Called Cboe Global Listings, the new offering, according to the exchange, targets a “purpose-driven innovation economy” that includes growth companies and those applying innovation to address global challenges.
Abaxx Technologies, a company focused on tools to enhance communications and trade on commodity exchanges, is the first company to join Cboe Global Listings. Cboe said Abaxx is listed on Cboe Canada, and with “intralisting”, the company will also be listed on Cboe’s US platform.
Dave Howson, Global Head of Cboe Global Markets, noted: “Cboe has built a broad global equities footprint unparalleled in the industry that uniquely positions us to offer the most truly international listing experience to users seeking to tap into the markets outside their home. “
Cboe’s global market share
Cboe’s US and Canadian stock trading venues handle $60 billion in average daily nominal value (ADNV), which is about 20% of the total stock trading market share in North America. Moreover, Cboe’s European stock exchange handles nearly €8 billion in ADVN, a 25% share of the European stock market, according to Cboe’s data.
Similarly, in Australia, Cboe Global Markets said it operates the second largest exchange with ADVN of more than A$1.5 billion, which is about 19% of the Australian share market’s daily turnover.
while, finance poles It reported that institutional demand for forex trading had recovered in May, with spot trading volumes up significantly from the lows in April. During this period, Cboe’s forex market handled $940 billion in total spot trading, which is an increase of 18% over the previous month.
Cboe Global Markets, the exchange network for global derivatives, foreign exchange and securities, has launched a global listing network to enable companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to access secondary capital and liquidity globally.
“Starting today, all shares listed on Cboe in the US and Canada can also be made available for trading in the Netherlands and the UK, with Australia to follow,” Cboe said. statement
issued on June 2. “Cboe’s ultimate goal is to enable companies and ETFs to be listed on all of its exchanges, providing issuers with best-in-class exposure to global investors.”
Called Cboe Global Listings, the new offering, according to the exchange, targets a “purpose-driven innovation economy” that includes growth companies and those applying innovation to address global challenges.
Abaxx Technologies, a company focused on tools to enhance communications and trade on commodity exchanges, is the first company to join Cboe Global Listings. Cboe said Abaxx is listed on Cboe Canada, and with “intralisting”, the company will also be listed on Cboe’s US platform.
Dave Howson, Global Head of Cboe Global Markets, noted: “Cboe has built a broad global equities footprint unparalleled in the industry that uniquely positions us to offer the most truly international listing experience to users seeking to tap into the markets outside their home. “
Cboe’s global market share
Cboe’s US and Canadian stock trading venues handle $60 billion in average daily nominal value (ADNV), which is about 20% of the total stock trading market share in North America. Moreover, Cboe’s European stock exchange handles nearly €8 billion in ADVN, a 25% share of the European stock market, according to Cboe’s data.
Similarly, in Australia, Cboe Global Markets said it operates the second largest exchange with ADVN of more than A$1.5 billion, which is about 19% of the Australian share market’s daily turnover.
while, finance poles It reported that institutional demand for forex trading had recovered in May, with spot trading volumes up significantly from the lows in April. During this period, Cboe’s forex market handled $940 billion in total spot trading, which is an increase of 18% over the previous month.