Trading Technologies International, Inc., a global provider of capital markets technology services, announced that it will provide day-one connectivity to MIAX Futures Exchange’s new matching engine, Onyx, through the TT platform. This decision was made as part of TT’s ongoing expansion strategy.

The announcement follows a leadership change at TT, where Justin Llewellyn-Jones will take over as CEO on March 31, replacing Keith Todd, who will transition to Deputy Chairman of the Board.

TT Launches Connectivity for MIAX Onyx

“Our clients are keenly interested in trading futures on MIAX Futures’ new Onyx trading platform, so we’re delighted to ensure that leading institutions and professional traders will have ready access from the TT platform on the first day of trading,” Alun Green, TT’s EVP Managing Director, Futures & Options, said.

As part of the new phase, TT will support the trading of MIAX Futures’ Minneapolis Hard Red Spring Wheat futures when Onyx launches in the second quarter of 2025. TT will also support the launch of Bloomberg 500 Index futures on MIAX Futures in the second half of 2025, pending approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

“Our collaboration with TT is an important initiative that will help ensure that our clients have uninterrupted access to Minneapolis HRSW futures, as well as the new B500 futures expected to launch in H2 2025,” commented Thomas P. Gallagher, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Miami International Holdings, Inc. and Chairman of the MIAX Futures Board of Directors.

TT Acquires START Platform from Abel Noser

Earlier, TT finalized the acquisition of the START trade optimization platform from Abel Noser Holdings, completing a two-stage process. The journey began in August 2023 with the acquisition of Abel Noser Solutions, a provider of transaction cost analysis (TCA) services, as reported by Finance Magnates.

This latest acquisition integrates broker-neutral trade optimization capabilities into TT’s technology platform, enhancing its service offerings. David Solo, a TT Board member, led the negotiations, supported by Foley & Lardner LLP and Ardea Partners LP as legal and financial advisors, respectively.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Institutional FXRead More

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