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IEX Enters Options Market with Top Talent and Innovative Solutions

IEX Group, Inc. (IEX), today announced that it will launch a U.S. options exchange to partner with liquidity providers to uniquely tackle risk management challenges experienced in the options markets, pending regulatory approvals. This new options exchange will bring IEX's suite of order protection innovations to better address the needs of market makers.


IEX President, Bryan Harkins, commented on the planned launch, "We are focused on understanding the challenges of our Members and having discussions with market participants to guide our entry into the options market. IEX's experience and expertise in understanding the needs of liquidity providers provides a great foundation as we begin to offer options market makers a set of tools designed to drive performance."


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ISITC Chair: Financial Industry Overcomes T+1 Settlement Challenges Through Collaboration and Innovation

ELMHURST, IL – (JLN) – In the shift to T+1 settlement, financial firms across the industry faced significant challenges and had to make substantial adaptations. According to Rich Robinson, chairperson of ISITC, a global industry trade group that focuses on improving operational efficiency and standards in the financial services sector, the most significant changes varied depending on the size and type of firm. 


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