The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
The world's largest stock exchange. Equities, ETFs, bonds, derivatives. The market capitalisation of companies on the NYSE runs into tens of trillions of dollars.
Access to global markets, not just one segment
The ability to diversify across regions and instruments
Flexibility : when one market slows down, the system sees others
A strategy that doesn't depend on a single idea or a single asset
Plaruno works with the world's largest trading venues. Below is not an exhaustive list, but those that shape the global market picture.
The world's largest stock exchange. Equities, ETFs, bonds, derivatives. The market capitalisation of companies on the NYSE runs into tens of trillions of dollars.
The tech core of the American market. More than 3,000 issuers, including Apple, Microsoft and Amazon. A key venue for technology and innovation companies.
Europe's key venue. Equities, ETFs, ETCs, structured products, debt instruments. In 2027, the LSE is launching overnight trading in tokenised shares of the UK's largest companies.
Europe's largest exchange operator. Equities, ETFs, derivatives (Eurex), energy contracts (EEX), currency trading (360T). More than 1.5 million certificates and options.
The gateway to Asia. Equities, ETFs, derivatives, commodity contracts. In 2026 — 118 new listings and 51 new ETF.
Asia's largest market. 419 ETFs, equities, REITs, ETNs, derivatives on indices and currencies.
The global leader in derivatives. Average daily volume : interest rates — $11.3 trillion, indices — $1.9 trillion, energy — $233 billion, metals — $180 billion.
One of Europe's largest derivatives exchanges. Futures and options on indices, interest rates, equities and dividends.
Mainland China's largest exchange. Equities, bonds, ETFs. A key venue for accessing the Chinese market.
Canada's largest exchange. Equities, ETFs, bonds, derivatives. A strong sector — commodities and energy.
Plaruno works not with a single instrument, but with all the key classes. This gives the breadth from which a strategy is built.
Global markets in the US, Europe and Asia. From blue chips to mid-caps and small-caps. Companies from the technology, financial, industrial, consumer and other sectors.
Over 400 instruments on the Tokyo Stock Exchange alone, covering indices, sectors, themes, commodities and bonds. ETFs give you access to broad markets through a single instrument.
Government, corporate, floating rate notes, convertible bonds. The foundation of the conservative part of a portfolio.
Futures and options on indices, currencies, commodities and interest rates. CME Group offers contracts on all the main asset classes. Derivatives are used for hedging and risk management.
Oil, gas, metals (gold, platinum, silver), agricultural products, electricity. Contracts on EEX and CME. Commodity assets often have a low correlation with the stock market — this matters for diversification.
Spot and derivatives on USD, EUR, JPY, CNH and other pairs. Deutsche Börse, through 360T, processes more than $70 billion daily. Currency instruments are used to access foreign markets and for hedging.
Tokenised equities and ETFs. The LSE plans to launch in 2027, HKEX is developing a tokenisation platform. The direction is new, but it's developing fast.
Real estate investment funds on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and other venues. They give access to the real estate sector without buying physical properties.
Exchange-traded notes and structured instruments on the London and Frankfurt exchanges. For more sophisticated strategies.
Access to specific venues and instruments depends on regulatory requirements in your jurisdiction. Plaruno operates within the law and doesn't promise what isn't possible in a particular market. The full list of available venues and terms is in your account after registration.
Leave a request — and our consultant will tell you which exchanges and instruments are available in your jurisdiction, how they fit into the strategy and where it makes sense to start. No pressure and no promises of returns.