FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index Up 0.4 % In June, Up 6.3 % In Q2 2021, Up 21.9% Over 12 Months - CME Group Regains Top Stop As Largest Exchange Global exchanges are step by step, fitting all the pieces together across asset classes, geographies, trading, data, information, access and analytics, with the big beasts mining a rich seam of transaction and subscription-based revenue. The three months to the end of March saw the FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index up by 6.3%. BSE was the best performing exchange in the quarter, with Bursa Malaysia being the worst performer. The FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index ended the month up 0.4% at 76,641.18 points, up from 76,327.72 on 31 May 2021. CME Group regained the top spot as the world''s largest exchange operator by market capitalisation at the end of June. The top 5 exchanges by market capitalisation at the end of June were: Exchange Market Cap (USD bn) CME Group 76.14 Hong Kong Exchanges Clearing 75.56 Intercontinental Exchange 65.91 London Stock Exchange Group 39.95 Deutsche Boerse 32.04 FTSE MONDO VISIONE EXCHANGES INDEX AND THE FTSE ALL-WORLD INDEX PERFORMANCE SINCE 17 AUGUST 2001 (USD CAPITAL RETURN) Herbie Skeete, Managing Director, Mondo Visione and Co-founder of the Index said: "Despite CME Group''s quarterly revenue yet to surpass the Q1 2020 figure, the stock is trading at close to its all-time high.