Euronext

Euronext Amsterdam hit by more technical problems

Euronext Amsterdam, the Dutch arm of the pan-European cash and derivatives exchange, halted derivatives trading for three and a half hours today due to a network problem. A Euronext spokesman was not able to elaborate on the matter, although he said all…

Euronext maps out derivatives systems migration

Derivatives traded on Euronext Brussels and Euronext Paris will migrate within nine months to Liffe Connect, the electronic trading system developed by the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) before its takeover of £555…

Euronext in further European expansion

Euronext, the combined Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels exchange, has taken a further step towards creating a pan-European derivatives trading platform, by entering a cross-selling agreement with the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE).

Euronext expands weather potential

Euronext is launching six weather indexes for France, called 'NextWeather', as a first step to offering exchange-traded weather derivatives contracts in continental Europe next year.

2001 a record year for Liffe and Eurex

Europe’s two largest derivatives exchanges this week reported record trading volumes for 2001. Eurex, the Swiss-German exchange, traded a total of 674 million contracts in 2001, a 48% increase on 2000’s 455 million contracts. The London International…

Euronext agrees €130m Portuguese exchange takeover

Pan-European exchange Euronext has reached agreement with the Bolsa de Valores de Lisboa e Porto (BVLP) to buy out the Portuguese group for €130 million in a cash and shares offer. The move is the latest part of Euronext's effort to create a truly pan…

Derivatives keep Euronext on target

A 4% rise in derivatives trading activity helped pan-European exchange Euronext meet analyst expectations in its first set of results following an initial public offering earlier this year.

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