The announcement includes forward-looking statements with cautions about risks and uncertainties affecting anticipated benefits and capabilities of the Eqlipse platforms.

OSE selects Nasdaq Eqlipse Trading and Market Surveillance platforms for a next-generation derivatives infrastructure, binding a technology partnership to modernize Japan's derivatives market.

Nasdaq emphasizes its global leadership in market infrastructure, highlighting wide adoption by banks, exchanges, regulators, and its commitment to modernization across Japan’s financial system.

The expansion of Nasdaq’s involvement in Japan builds on long-standing relationships, positioning Nasdaq as a key technology provider across Japan’s financial services ecosystem.

OSE expects the new platforms to deliver enhanced performance, multi-asset support, agile deployment of new products, scalable capacity for rising volumes, and robust risk management tools and APIs.

OSE’s modernization aims to deploy world-class, adaptable infrastructure with improved performance, resilience, and integrity, enabling rapid product deployment and future-proof operations.

The partnership targets ultra-low latency multi-asset trading, scalable architecture, rapid product deployment, and AI-enhanced surveillance to strengthen market integrity and competitiveness.

The collaboration seeks ultra-low latency, multi-asset trading, scalable architecture, robust risk management tools, and AI-powered market surveillance to bolster integrity.

Nasdaq executives, including Magnus Haglind, highlight the platform’s agility and capacity to serve clients while enabling future innovation and growth in evolving capital markets.

Company leadership underscores agility, advanced capabilities, and growth potential driven by the new infrastructure.

OSE President & CEO Ryusuke Yokoyama emphasizes a trusted, long-standing relationship with Nasdaq and believes the platform will strengthen the foundation of derivatives trading at OSE.

OSE clients will gain access to risk management tools and market-standard APIs through Nasdaq’s Eqlipse trading platform.