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OTC Markets Group expands its data distribution in Asia by providing delayed and real‑time OTC Link pricing to CITIC Securities Brokerage’s Hong Kong clients

Executive summary: OTC Markets Group signed a market data agreement with CITIC Securities Brokerage (HK) Limited to provide delayed and real‑time OTC Link pricing to the broker’s Hong Kong clients. The deal expands OTC Markets’ data distribution in Asia and gives CITIC’s clients access to OTC Link pricing, which could increase trading activity on the OTC Link venue.

Who is involved: OTC Markets Group and CITIC Securities Brokerage (HK) Limited.

Likely next: Implementation of the data feeds on CITIC’s Hong Kong trading platforms, with further details expected as the rollout proceeds.

On September 13 2026, OTC Markets Group announced a market data agreement with CITIC Securities Brokerage (HK) Limited to deliver delayed and real‑time OTC Link pricing through the broker’s Hong Kong trading platforms. The arrangement extends OTC Markets’ existing data offerings to a new institutional client base in Hong Kong, potentially increasing usage of its OTC Link venue. No financial terms of the deal were disclosed in the release. The move aligns with OTC Markets’ strategy to broaden its international data distribution footprint.

What's next — scenarios

Asian Institutional Volume Expansion (55%)

OTC Markets Group will see a measurable uptick in cross-border trading volumes and recurring market data revenue from Asian brokerages over the next two quarters.

Niche Adoption with Limited Follow-Through (35%)

The partnership remains a branding exercise with negligible impact on top-line revenue as Asian retail and institutional interest in OTC equities stays muted.

Regulatory Friction Slows Integration (10%)

Stricter Hong Kong cross-border data or securities regulations delay the technical rollout, limiting real-time data monetization.

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