Expero, a digital‑wealth technology provider, and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), a global data and exchange operator, announced a partnership on December 9 2025 that will embed ICE’s cross‑asset market data into Expero’s Connected Finance platform. The deal allows Expero’s clients to pull ICE’s equity, fixed‑income, commodity, and derivatives data directly into trading, advisory, and investor workflows through custom‑built widgets and APIs.
ICE will supply a suite of data products that include real‑time equity prices, fixed‑income yield curves, commodity spot and futures feeds, and derivatives pricing models. Integration is slated to begin in the first quarter of 2026, with a phased rollout that will enable Expero’s 500‑plus client base to adopt the new data feeds over the next 12 months. The partnership is expected to accelerate Expero’s platform adoption and provide a new revenue channel for ICE’s data services division.
For ICE, the partnership adds a new distribution channel for its data services business, which grew from $2.1 billion in 2022 to $2.3 billion in 2024 as part of its $9.3 billion total consolidated net revenue in 2024. The deal is positioned to capture the growing demand for embedded market data in wealth‑management and brokerage platforms, a trend that has driven ICE’s expansion beyond traditional feeds into widget‑based delivery. For Expero, the integration enhances its AI‑driven user experience and accelerates front‑end development for wealth managers, retail brokers, and advisors.
Sebastian Good, Expero’s CEO and co‑founder, said the partnership “unlocks new possibilities for our clients by embedding ICE’s respected market data into our Connected Finance platform.” Maurisa Baumann, VP of Global Data Delivery Products at ICE, added that the collaboration “meets the growing demand for embedded widgets, enabling our clients to quickly and easily integrate our data directly into their workflows and gain new insights into the markets we cover.”
The strategic rationale behind the deal aligns with broader industry trends. ICE is expanding its data distribution beyond traditional feeds to include widget‑based delivery for wealth‑management and brokerage platforms, while Expero focuses on modernizing financial platforms with AI‑driven experiences. Together, the partnership positions both companies to capture the increasing need for real‑time, embedded market data in digital wealth technology, potentially boosting ICE’s data services revenue and Expero’s platform adoption.
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