Nasdaq Options
U.S. Equity Derivatives
Options have traditionally played second fiddle to equities but today’s options market is on the cusp of something big.
From its inception, Nasdaq has been an innovator and agent of change in the financial markets. Innovation is in Nasdaq’s DNA, beginning with the development of electronic trading and continuing today as we seek to bring enhanced functionality and world-leading technology to power our suite of six options exchanges and products.
Nasdaq PHLX (PHLX) is a full service options trading platform delivering cutting-edge electronic and floor-based trading
NOM is an all-electronic, price/time priority trading system running on Nasdaq's high-speed INET technolog
Geared toward retail order flow, Nasdaq BX Options is accessible using existing Nasdaq connectivity options.
Nasdaq ISE (ISE) delivers fast and efficient execution of Complex, Implied and Crossing Orders.
Nasdaq GEMX (GEMX) is designed to attract liquidity and offer price improvement opportunities.
Nasdaq MRX (MRX) offers both a simple customer priority, pro-rata allocation market and a price-time complex market.
Nasdaq owns and operates six options exchanges, covering U.S. options markets. We offer an array of options products that provide data for these exchanges.
Nasdaq's Options Greeks & Implied Volatility provides unique analytical insights on the impacts of price movements increasing transparency and efficiency in quantifying and managing risk.
Nasdaq’s Options Trade Outline products provide electronic trade data with aggregated summaries on trade quantity and volume.
More options. More opportunity. Gain exposure to 100+ of the world’s largest, Nasdaq-listed, non-financial securities.
With FLEX Options, clients can customize equity options to fit specific investment strategies and goals.
Nasdaq Foreign Currency Options allow retail and institutional traders to trade foreign currency derivatives on seven currencies, covering both major world currencies and emerging markets.
PHLX offers a suite of Sector-Based Index Options, such as Utilities, Gold/Silver, Oil Services, Banks, and Housing.
Nasdaq offers short-term options series (“Weeklies”) on underlyings.