Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV) is Mexico's primary stock exchange, part of the BMV Group. Established in 1894, it has evolved significantly, introducing electronic trading in 1998 and facilitating its first foreign listing in 1999. BMV operates cash, listed derivatives, and over-the-counter markets across various asset classes, including equities, debt instruments, and mutual funds, under the supervision of the National Banking and Securities Commission. BMV offers a range of trading options, including local and global stocks, listed derivatives, and debt instruments. Its core platform, SiBolsa, provides real-time and historical market data, customizable for various financial metrics. The exchange also delivers databases and publications, offering insights into trades, prices, and financial reports. BMV supports numerous issuers, including both Mexican and international companies, and provides listing services and governance tools to enhance market participation.