How Will NASDAQ’s Equity Option Volumes Be Affected By The ISE Acquisition?
NASDAQ currently serves as the platform for almost 25% of total equity option trades in the U.S. On the other hand, the International Securities Exchange (ISE) – which NASDAQ recently agreed to acquire for $1.1 billion – controls just over 16% of the equity options market. With the ISE-NASDAQ deal underway, NASDAQ is expected to control the biggest slice of the equity options market, at a little over 40%.
See the links below for more information and analysis about Nasdaq:
- How Is NASDAQ’s Financial Leverage Going To Change Post ISE Acquisition?
- How Much Value Is International Securities Exchange (ISE) Acquisition Expected To Add To NASDAQ?
- What’s Nasdaq’s Fundamental Value Based On Expected 2015 Results?
- How Has Nasdaq’s Revenue And EBITDA Composition Changed Between 2010 And 2015?
- What Factors Are Responsible For Changes In Nasdaq’s Revenues and EBITDA In The Last Five Years?
- What Percentage of Trades In U.S.-Listed Equities Is Matched By Nasdaq?
- How Has Nasdaq’s Share Of The U.S. Exchanges Industry Changed Over The Last Five Years With Respect To Its Key Rivals?
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