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CBOE results improve, members will meet in autumn to consider future


The Chicago Board Options Exchange’s net income in the second quarter of 2009 was $28.1m, 11% up from the same period last year, on revenues up 12% to $109.4m. In another piece of good news for the CBOE, the Delaware Chancery Court has issued a final implementing order approving the settlement of the exercise right litigation that followed its splitting from the Chicago Board of Trade.

Trading volume for the second quarter rose 8% from the year-ago period, to 296.9m...

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