CME Direct’s DRFQ feature allows traders to negotiate off-exchange block trades with selected counterparts in real-time, streamlining large-order execution with enhanced price discovery.
The platform’s Excel Add-In enables users to export contract, market, fills, and trade data directly into Excel, with the CMED.C function ensuring accurate contract lookup for seamless analytics integration.
CME Direct provides a single-screen interface to view and execute futures, options, and OTC-cleared products like interest rate and commodity swaps side-by-side, simplifying complex portfolio management.
The Click and Clear functionality in CME Direct Messenger reduces trade submission time by 20-30 seconds, converting text to data for compliant, error-free submission to CME ClearPort.
Integrated QuikStrike tools allow traders to view all listed options for a futures contract and access real-time Greeks for non-USD-denominated options, enhancing options strategy precision.
CME Direct Mobile enables users to set up and monitor custom market data groupings on the go, syncing seamlessly with desktop configurations for flexible trading access.
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Market Risks
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Electronic Trading & System Risks
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