The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is a major financial marketplace where options contracts are traded. Founded in 1973, it was the first exchange to list standardized options, allowing investors to buy and sell options on various underlying assets, such as stocks and indexes. The CBOE plays a crucial role in the options market, providing a platform for price discovery and risk management. In addition to options trading, the CBOE offers various products, including index options and exchange-traded products (ETPs). It is known for its innovative trading solutions and has become a key player in the global financial landscape, attracting traders and investors from around the world.