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Intercontinental Exchange Expands Risk Model to Interest Rate Derivatives
Intercontinental Exchange announced the expansion of its Value-at-Risk-based portfolio margining methodology, ICE Risk Model 2, to ICE's interest rate and fixed income derivatives complex. ICE's U.K. and European interest rate and fixed income futures and options, including Euribor, EUR STR, SONIA, SARON, and Gilts, plus key related spread contracts, join more than 1,300 contracts already margined under IRM 2 across ICE's energy and financial markets.
Intercontinental Exchange Integrates ICE Connect Wealth into TradePMR's Fusion Platform
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and TradePMR by Robinhood (HOOD) announced that access to the web-based version of the ICE Connect Wealth offering has been integrated into Fusion, TradePMR's purpose-built advisor platform. The ICE Connect Wealth offering provides comprehensive tools to analyze portfolio and market data, provide trade support for private labels, and access to ICE-provided tools and data. TradePMR's Fusion platform provides RIAs with tools to help manage their business and support their clients' evolving needs.
Williams-Sonoma Appoints Lynn Martin to Board of Directors
Williams-Sonoma (WSM) announced that Lynn Martin has been appointed to the company's Board of Directors. As current President of NYSE Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Martin leads the New York Stock Exchange.
Intercontinental Exchange Reports Record Trading in ICE Brent Options
Intercontinental Exchange announced record trading activity across options on ICE Brent. A record 28M ICE Brent options contracts traded in the third quarter of 2026, alongside record average daily volume of more than 437,200 contracts during the quarter, up 63% year-to-date. Open interest across ICE Brent options is up 18% year-over-year at 4M contracts.
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