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Exchange Matched Average Daily Notional Value

Exchange matched average daily notional value measures the average dollar-equivalent value of activity matched on a venue each trading day.

By Lee BaileyPublished Sep 22, 2026
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Sep 22, 2026Use the dated article and cited sources for the definition, examples, and stated limitations.
Operating-model context
12 connected conceptsPart of the reviewed Exchange Operator Operating Model; issuer definitions remain distinct where disclosed.
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Exchange matched average daily notional value measures the average notional value of activity executed on a venue each trading day.

Cboe uses matched average daily notional value, or ADNV, for parts of its equities and foreign-exchange businesses where a contract or share count alone does not capture the economic scale of activity.

Why it matters

Notional-value measures can help investors understand the dollar scale of venue activity and provide a denominator for certain transaction-fee or capture-rate metrics.

Investor caution

Notional value is not revenue.

Two venues can process similar notional value but earn different revenue because of fee schedules, rebates, product mix, customer mix, and market structure.

Source:

Matched notional volume measures executed economic scale, not fee yield.

Part of the Exchange Operator Operating Model

Connect trading activity, open positions, per-unit transaction monetization, and recurring data, connectivity, access, and listing revenue to understand exchange-operator economics.

How the model fits together
  • Trading activity and participation: Contract volume and average daily volume measure trading flow, while open interest measures outstanding derivative positions. Electronic volume mix shows execution-channel composition, and matched notional volume expresses activity in value terms for markets where contract or share counts alone are not sufficient. These measures use different units and should not be treated as directly interchangeable.
  • Transaction monetization: Transaction and clearing revenue reflects both activity and monetization. Revenue per contract isolates fee yield for eligible derivatives activity, while net capture applies a different issuer-defined unit-economics framework to selected cash markets after specified transaction-based costs. Volume multiplied by unit monetization is a useful bridge, not a standardized accounting identity across issuers.
  • Recurring venue and information revenue: Market data, access and capacity, data and connectivity, and listings revenue monetize exchange infrastructure and information outside direct trade execution. Issuers group these recurring or subscription-like services differently, so the concepts preserve the reported revenue categories rather than forcing one normalized recurring-revenue definition.

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