Optiver, a market specialist in S&P derivatives, welcomes CME’s move to make options on its flagship E-mini S&P 500 futures contracts eligible for block trading. Block trading combines the benefits of direct liquidity sourcing with electronic execution to provide end users with the ability to transact during an extended 23-hour trading day. This move will broaden market access for institutional users, boost liquidity and strengthen market structure.
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