Webull opens Italian brokerage with shares, European ETFs and US options
Webull has opened its investing platform in Italy from its Amsterdam-centred EU operation; product availability and pricing still depend on the local contract and securities.
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Webull has opened its investing platform in Italy from its Amsterdam-centred EU operation; product availability and pricing still depend on the local contract and securities.
The infrastructure provider says its Q3 expansion combines complete US proprietary options top feeds, normalized and raw EuroCTP data, five additional emerging-market venues and new sponsored-access connections.
The European broker has extended selected stock-option dealing around the US market open and close while also changing pricing and available spread strategies.
The Singapore broker is preparing limited out-of-hours options access through Cboe, with 24 named stocks, limit orders and different market conditions.
Options average daily volume fell faster than the US industry, taking MIAX’s share to 16.9%. Agricultural futures grew, while equity trading on MIAX Pearl slowed sharply.
US clearing figures show falling single-stock options activity alongside rising ETF and index options, changing the composition of a 1.62 billion-contract October.
The launch begins with covered calls, cash-secured puts and long calls and puts. Users need in-app approval, with Nvierto and Alpaca performing different advisory and brokerage roles.
The technical schedule specifies 26 October for MRTBW. Fixed terminal payments require a different payoff explanation from conventional MRUT options.
The published schedule starts at 7:30 am Eastern and uses limit orders. Eligibility is restricted to specified underlyings, supported apps and permitted strategies; displayed post-market quotes may not be executable.