Citadel Securities joins Fenics GO electronic trading platform

Maria Nikolova

Citadel Securities joins IMC, Maven Securities and Optiver in providing committed two-way liquidity in Eurex listed Euro Stoxx 50 Index Options and related Delta 1 strategies through the Fenics GO platform.

Fenics GO, a division within international brokerage and fintech company BGC Partners (NASDAQ:BGCP), today announces that global market maker Citadel Securities has joined its electronic trading platform for exchange listed futures and options.

Citadel Securities joins IMC, Maven Securities and Optiver in providing committed two-way liquidity in Eurex listed Euro Stoxx 50 Index Options and related Delta 1 strategies through the Fenics GO platform.

Jonathan Finney, Head of Global Equity Development at Citadel Securities said: “Joining Fenics GO aligns with our support of electronic markets and provides yet another opportunity for us to serve the liquidity needs of the options trading community. We are excited to become a liquidity provider on this platform and look forward to benefitting the market through our participation.”

BGC Partners announced the launch of Fenics Global Options (Fenics GO), its pioneering electronic trading and market data generation platform, involving the arrangement and execution of exchange listed futures and options, back in July 2019. Fenics GO, in collaboration with industry leading liquidity providers, launchesdEurex listed Euro Stoxx 50 Index Options and related Delta 1 strategies allowing global traders to access liquidity electronically and anonymously, whilst being fully integrated into the Eurex workflow to enable seamless front to back processing of cleared trades.

Fenics GO is a fully electronic marketplace that combines complementary protocols to enable the dynamic work-up of multiple trading interests, enabling traders to access and interact directly with numerous liquidity sources quickly, securely and efficiently.

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