Canadian Securities Course (CSC) Practice Exam

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Where are all options and futures in Canada traded?

Bourse de Montreal (Montreal Exchange)
ICE Exchange
NYSE
TSX

The correct answer is: Bourse de Montreal (Montreal Exchange)

Explanation In Canada, stock options and futures are primarily traded on the Bourse de Montreal, also known as the Montreal Exchange. The other options, ICE Exchange and NYSE, are American stock exchanges and may have some trading activity related to Canadian options and futures, but they are not the primary exchanges for these instruments in Canada. The TSX, or Toronto Stock Exchange, primarily trades equities and has a separate division for trading options and futures. Therefore, the correct option is A, as the Montreal Exchange is the main exchange for options and futures trading in Canada.