StocksMediumUpdated•Originally published 29 September 2026•Updated 29 September 2026•
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Cboe and S&P DJI Extend Exclusive S&P 500 Index Licensing for 25 Years

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1Cboe Global Markets and S&P Dow Jones Indices extended their exclusive licensing agreement for S&P 500 indices by an additional 25 years.

Cboe Global Markets and S&P Dow Jones Indices extended their exclusive licensing agreement for S&P 500 indices by an additional 25 years. Seeking Alpha reported that the deal secures Cboe's long-term rights to offer highly liquid S&P 500 index options, which serve as a core revenue driver for the exchange operator.

The extension provides long-term revenue certainty and protects the company's competitive moat in the lucrative index options market. This corporate action ensures Cboe maintains its position as a primary venue for trading products tied to the benchmark index through 2051.

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    Update: Cboe announced that the updated royalty fee terms associated with the agreement will commence in 2027. The company estimates that these terms will have a de minimis impact on its net revenue growth for that year.