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Cboe FX revenue rises 23% as daily notional reaches $61.1bn

The Q3 increase came chiefly through higher transaction and clearing fees, while net capture edged from $2.89 to $2.91 per million dollars traded.

Cboe reported Global FX net revenue of $27.7 million for the third quarter, up $5.2 million, or 23%, from a year earlier. The exchange group released the results on 30 October.[1]

Average daily notional value traded on Cboe FX rose 22% to $61.1 billion. Net capture was $2.91 per $1 million traded, against $2.89 a year earlier: a small change in unit revenue alongside a much larger increase in activity.[1]

Cboe attributed the FX revenue increase to higher net transaction and clearing fees. The $2.91 measure is the venue’s reported net capture rate, rather than the spread or complete dealing cost paid by an individual broker client.[1]

Results & changes01

Cboe Q3 2026 FX and group indicators

Cboe Q3 2026 FX and group indicators
MetricReported resultSignificance
Global FX net revenue$27.7m versus $22.5m+23% year on yearSource 1
Cboe FX average daily notional$61.1bn+22% year on yearSource 1
Net capture per $1m traded$2.91 versus $2.89Company-defined unit revenue measureSource 1
Total Cboe net revenue$712.2mIncludes all business segmentsSource 1
Options net revenue$469.5mDifferent segment from FXSource 1
Futures net revenue$28.2mDifferent segment; down 5%Source 1

Across the group, net revenue rose 18% to $712.2 million. Options contributed $469.5 million, North American equities $113.5 million, Europe and Asia Pacific $73.3 million, and futures $28.2 million. Futures revenue declined 5%, contrasting with growth in FX.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Cboe Global Markets Reports Results for Third Quarter 2026 Cboe Global Markets · 30 Oct 2026 · Accessed 30 Oct 2026

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