Join us for the 40th Annual
options Industry Conference!
Welcome to the 2022 Options Industry Conference!
Join OCC and the U.S. option exchanges for the 40th annual Options Industry Conference, May 10-12, 2022 at La Cantera Resort & Spa in San Antonio. The conference focuses on the key topics facing the options industry today, from the regulatory shifts in the U.S. and Europe to the technological developments that are driving monumental change in markets around the globe.
The premier annual event for top-level management and trading professionals, the Options Industry Conference presents content at the intersection of business and regulation, delivering what the industry needs to advance together, year after year.
This three-day event brings together the most diverse and accessible group of key industry professionals, influential speakers, and top-quality content to curate an experience of connecting, learning, and engaging. Whether you seek to expand your network, dive deep into new topics or share knowledge of your own, we provide the forum to achieve it all.
The Options Industry Conference is open to leaders and representatives of exchanges, trading firms, institutional and retail brokerage businesses, professional service providers and financial technology organizations.
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About San Antonio & La Cantera
San Antonio’s River Walk, Spanish colonial architecture and parks and plazas make it one of America’s most picturesque cities. As one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, San Antonio offers modern convenience in the middle of a historic city with diverse culture, ethnic cuisine, and exciting attractions. Just outside of the city lies the famed San Antonio Hill Country, home of our host venue La Cantera Resort & Spa.
Wood beams, a roaring stone fireplace in the lobby, and soaring Texas views all come together in La Cantera Resort & Spa. Inspired by world-famous King Ranch in South Texas, the hotel’s rustic furnishings, warm colors, and the spirit of hospitality all harken to the legacy of the ranch's “Big House.”