Cboe Global Markets and S&P Dow Jones Indices said they have extended their exclusive licensing agreement by 25 years, keeping their long-running partnership in place through 2051. Under the renewed arrangement, Cboe will retain exclusive trading rights for its flagship S&P 500 Index options, known by the ticker SPX. The extension preserves one of the core relationships in the listed index derivatives market and confirms that SPX options will remain tied to Cboe under the updated term. The two companies also said they may look beyond traditional index derivatives as part of their next phase of cooperation. Areas under consideration include new forms of innovation such as tokenized options contracts. No further product details or launch timeline were disclosed in the announcement cited by ChainCatcher.
Cboe and index provider S&P Dow Jones Indices said they have extended their exclusive licensing agreement by 25 years, which will keep their long-term partnership in place through 2051.
Under the extended deal, Cboe will continue to hold exclusive trading rights for its flagship S&P 500 Index options, or SPX options.
Cboe and S&P DJI also said they could work together beyond traditional index derivatives and explore new products, including tokenized options contracts.
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