Cantor, a premier global investment bank and part of the Cantor Fitzgerald group of companies, announced it has joined the 24X National Exchange as a member firm. 24X, a next-generation electronic trading venue, received SEC approval for 23/5 trading of U.S. equities in 2024 and launched 16/5 trading last October.
Cantor’s membership in the Exchange broadens its existing electronic trading offering and provides clients with additional choice, flexibility, and efficiency in how they access markets. Since the start of 2024, Cantor has onboarded several new trading platforms, including Blue Ocean, Bruce Markets, and Moon ATS, aligned with the firm’s strategy to provide clients with best execution through scalable and resilient technology-driven solutions.
“Cantor is focused on staying at the forefront of market access and execution for our clients,” said Pascal Bandelier, Co-CEO and Global Head of Equities at Cantor. “Joining the 24X National Exchange strengthens our electronic trading capabilities and further supports our clients, positioning us to provide best execution and liquidity.”
24X National Exchange CEO and Founder Dmitri Galinov said: “We are pleased to welcome Cantor as a member firm on the Exchange. Cantor’s global reach, strong client relationships, and focus on best-in-class execution align closely with 24X’s mission to deliver a modern, efficient and convenient trading platform for sophisticated market participants.”
Source: Cantor
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