CME Group, the biggest futures exchange in the U.S., has teamed with the sports-wagering platform FanDuel to let users bet on ...

CME Group (NASDAQ:CME) is teaming up with FanDuel (DUEL), part of Flutter Entertainment (FLUT), to develop new fully funded, ...

CME Group has announced that it will partner with FanDuel to launch a joint platform designed to expand access to regulated, ...

Sports betting firm FanDuel has tied up with derivatives exchange CME Group to set its foot into the rapidly growing event contracts market, the companies announced on Wednesday.

On August 20, 2025, CME Group and FanDuel announced a partnership to launch new, user-friendly event-based contracts, granting millions of FanDuel US customers increased access to financial markets ...

The FanDuel-CME platform will be a “futures commission merchant” (FCM), which means that it will offer event contracts, but will not set the markets, like Kalshi, which is a “designated contract ...

The prediction markets that will be available later this year will include stock market indexes S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100, oil and gas prices, gold, and cryptocurrencies.

FanDuel is set to develop a new events contract platform in partnership with Chicago-based derivatives giant CME Group ...

As part of the partnership, CME Group and FanDuel will form a new joint venture, under which they will operate a non-clearing futures commission merchant (FCM) that will facilitate access to these ...

The event-based contracts will be tied to benchmarks such as the S&P 500 and will be framed as regulated financial products rather than wagers.

FanDuel will get into the prediction markets business later this year, though there is no mention of sports just yet.

Act on the news with POLITICO Pro. Derivatives exchange giant CME Group on Wednesday unveiled what it called a ...