The companies, products and regulatory developments shaping the broker industry.
The OKX–ICE venture plans a 23 November launch with more than 70 instruments, permissioned wallets and share-linked rights. Issuer participation and individual instrument terms define the offer.
The ICE agreement proposes a separate retail-oriented venue and clearing structure built around Hyperliquid-based perpetual markets; it is not yet approved to trade.
ICE reports 40% growth in interest-rate contract volume and 40% in TTF natural-gas ADV, with open interest reported separately.
TT says selected ICE interest-rate and Japanese power contracts are changing their back-end venue arrangement, with session configuration and non-migrating orders requiring attention.
The exchange segment generated $1.542bn within group net revenue of $2.765bn; transaction revenue outpaced recurring income.
The 23 October record was 33% above a year earlier. Combined TTF futures and options open interest exceeded 5.9 million contracts, while monthly futures positions extended to December 2033.
An operational circular establishes the migration timetable despite an older approval caveat still visible on ICE’s general model page.
The new MX.3 connector extends an existing data relationship into real-time feeds. Client software versions and market-data permissions determine how it can be deployed.