OneChicago Preps Migration off CBOE Feed Network
OneChicago data will no longer be available in CBOE format from June.
Until now, OneChicago has utilized the CBOEdirect trading platform and CBOE Financial Network─operated by CBOE, which, along with CME Group and the Chicago Board of Trade, originally set up OneChicago─to support its futures trading and data distribution needs, and ran the proprietary OCX.Bets platform for equity swaps and block-sized trades ("blocks") in single stock futures and exchange-future-for-physical (EFP) contracts. But last October, the exchange rolled out OCXdelta1, an in house
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