CME denies it is loooking to buy Cboe

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Christian Baha / NP

18 August

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CME Group Inc. denied on Wednesday it is planning to acquire Cboe Global Markets Inc.

"The company has not had any discussions with Cboe whatsoever," CME said in a statement.

Earlier, the Financial Times reported CME is in talks to buy Cboe in an all-share deal worth $16 billion. Cboe shares initially jumped 8% on the report but have eased gains and traded 2.4% higher after the denial.

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