NYSE extends options hours, signaling higher ICE revenue potential
Direct revenue upside from higher venue and data-fee income; potential volume lift as 24/7 derivatives access grows; risk remains in actual uptake and pricing dynamics versus CBOE.
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Direct revenue upside from higher venue and data-fee income; potential volume lift as 24/7 derivatives access grows; risk remains in actual uptake and pricing dynamics versus CBOE.
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The NYSE, owned by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), will offer extended-hours options trading for 29 major stocks and ETFs, with sessions 7:30-9:25 am and 4:00-4:15 pm ET and a 23-hour rollout targeted for December 6, 2026. This expansion, following CBOE’s similar move, underscores rising demand for 24/7 derivatives and could lift ICE’s venue and data-revenue streams over time.
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