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MEMX files with SEC to launch prediction contracts tied to corporate earnings. The upstart exchange wants to let traders bet on whether companies beat or miss their numbers, putting it in direct competition with Kalshi and Polymarket. an hour ago KODAK DC240 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA (via snoqap.com) MEMX, the exchange built by Wall Street to challenge Wall Street, just filed a proposed rule change with the SEC to offer prediction contracts tied to public company performance. The filing, submitted on August 11, positions the exchange to launch a product that lets traders place binary bets on corporate earnings, revenue, and other financial metrics. The products are called Equities Based Exchange Prediction Contracts, or EPCs. Each contract is priced between $0.01 and $0.99, functioning like a simple yes-or-no wager on whether a company hits a specific financial target. If you're right, the contract settles at $1. If you're wrong, it goes to zero. How EPCs actually work. That $0.01 to $0.99 price range means the maximum risk on any single contract is less than a dollar. MEMX plans to make these contracts accessible through established brokerages, with Interactive Brokers among the initial distribution partners. The target launch window is early 2027, assuming the SEC gives its blessing. Taking aim at Kalshi and Polymarket. MEMX is walking into a prediction market space that already has two prominent inhabitants. Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange, has been offering event contracts on everything from economic data releases to weather events. Polymarket, which operates as a crypto-native prediction market, gained massive attention during the 2024 US presidential election cycle. Where MEMX sees its edge is in the regulatory wrapper. As a fully registered national securities exchange operating under SEC oversight, MEMX can offer something neither competitor currently provides: prediction contracts that live inside the same infrastructure where stocks and options already trade. MEMX isn't the only legacy exchange eyeing this territory. CME Group and Cboe Global Markets have both explored event-contract products. The bigger MEMX picture. Founded in 2019 by a consortium of major financial firms, MEMX was originally designed to inject more competition into US equity trading. The exchange has since expanded into options trading, operating both MEMX Equities and MEMX Options as separate platforms. On July 30, TMX Group announced a strategic combination with MEMX that would merge it with BOX, creating a combined entity valued at $2.3 billion. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how Crypto Briefing create and review content, see its Editorial Policy.

TMX Group to take majority stake in MEMX in $2.3bn deal. August 2, 2026 TMX Group, the Canadian exchange operator, has agreed to acquire a majority stake in US exchange operator MEMX in a transaction that values the combined business at approximately $2.3bn. The deal will see TMX invest about $800m in cash and contribute its existing stake in BOX, a US equity options market, which will be merged with MEMX. TMX will hold approximately 59 per cent of the enlarged group. The combined entity will operate three US listed options exchanges and an equities exchange, representing roughly 10 per cent of US listed options volume. Jonathan Kellner, MEMX's chief executive, will lead the new business. MEMX and BOX generated combined revenue of about $280m and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of $134m in 2025. The transaction is being supported by equity investment from Markets Infrastructure Partners and continued backing from existing MEMX investors including Chicago Trading Company, IMC, Jane Street, Morgan Stanley, Optiver, Schwab and Virtu Financial. Interactive Brokers, Citadel Securities and Wolverine will also retain stakes in the combined group. TMX and minority shareholders will be granted call and put rights respectively, beginning three years after the deal closes. The transaction is expected to complete in the second half of 2027, subject to regulatory approval.

TMX strengthens US equities options presence with MEMX. July 31, 2026 12:05 pm TMX Group, parent company of the Toronto Stock Exchange, is making a strategic investment in MEMX and folding its US equity options market BOX into the exchange. The combined company, [...] This content is for registered users only. (C) Markets Media Europe 2025