Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. ICE 76.93
Financials · NYSE · Data as of 2026-10-29
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (ICE) has delivered +9.6% annualized revenue growth, +5.5% earnings growth, and +11.7% dividend growth over 10 years of data. Ranked #150 of 1968 stocks overall and #39 of 212 in the Financials sector by Steady Score.
About Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.
Company Overview
Intercontinental Exchange operates exchanges, clearing houses and data and technology platforms for global financial and commodity markets. Its businesses include futures and options markets, energy and fixed-income data, the New York Stock Exchange and mortgage technology. Customers use ICE to trade and clear contracts, access prices and analytics, list securities and automate mortgage origination, servicing and closing workflows for lenders and other market participants.
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Business Model & Revenue
Revenue comes from transaction and clearing fees, exchange listings, market data and index subscriptions, fixed-income services and mortgage software and network fees. Trading volume creates market-sensitive revenue, while data and technology subscriptions add recurring streams. Clearing houses collect collateral and manage counterparty risk. Market volatility, contract adoption, listings, data renewals, mortgage activity, regulation and integration of acquired platforms drive results.
Key Facts & Market Position
ICE combines major derivatives markets, the NYSE, proprietary data and a broad mortgage- technology network. Exchange liquidity, clearing licenses and benchmark contracts create network effects, while recurring data revenue diversifies transaction activity. The company operates critical regulated infrastructure, making resilience, cybersecurity and risk management essential; mortgage cycles, regulatory change and acquisition debt also affect performance.