TMX Group launches US alternative trading system for equities
Named AlphaX US, the venue will trade US-listed securities only (Reg NMS) and follow the US equity market holiday calendar.
Named AlphaX US, the venue will trade US-listed securities only (Reg NMS) and follow the US equity market holiday calendar.
The initiative has been introduced by Mark Uyeda who was appointed acting SEC chair earlier this week by the new US administration.
Incoming individual brings 30 years’ experience in emerging markets debt to the role, having previously held positions at Mizuho International, VTB Capital, BNP Paribas, ING Nederland and CIBC World Markets.
Incoming individual will oversee e-trading, equity derivatives, and equity-linked financing, as well as having oversight for the firm’s ‘Prime’ offering.
Specifically, EURO STOXX 50 Index Dividend Options and EURO STOXX Banks Index Dividend Options can now be directly traded from the US.
Parties interested in becoming the bond CTP are invited to register and submit requests to participate by 7 February 2025.
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