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Cboe plans November rollout of company KPI contracts under SEC oversight

Prediction News reports Cboe Global Markets announced on its October 30 earnings call that it will launch company key performance indicator event contracts through its Cboe Predicts platform, structured as securities regulated by the SEC rather than CFTC event contracts. Cboe named Robinhood and Interactive Brokers as launch partners, said the contracts will cover 23 companies and begin rolling out in November, and is waiving fees initially.

Cboe Global Markets plans to introduce event contracts tied to company key performance indicators through Cboe Predicts, according to Prediction News. The products will be structured as securities regulated by the SEC, rather than as CFTC event contracts.

Launch plans and brokerage partners

Cboe announced the plans on its October 30 earnings call, Prediction News reported. The contracts will cover 23 companies and begin rolling out in November.

Robinhood and Interactive Brokers were named as launch partners. Their involvement places the two brokerages alongside Cboe in the planned introduction of the company-focused contracts.

Initial fees waived

Cboe is waiving fees initially, according to Prediction News. The supplied summary does not specify how long that waiver will last or what fees will apply afterward.

The summary also does not identify the 23 companies, the particular performance indicators covered or the contracts’ settlement terms. Those details remain important for understanding exactly which corporate outcomes participants will be able to trade.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Regulatory structure: The planned contracts fall under SEC securities regulation rather than the CFTC event-contract framework—a distinction readers should retain when comparing products.
  • Rollout timing: November is the stated start of a rollout, not a specified date when every planned contract will become available.
  • Scope and access: Coverage of 23 companies and partnerships with Robinhood and Interactive Brokers establish the announced launch footprint, but the supplied material does not detail customer eligibility or contract availability by brokerage.
  • Trading costs: The initial fee waiver is part of the launch plan; its duration and subsequent pricing are not specified.
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