Euronext begins testing phase for pan-European CSD expansion
BNP Paribas, Citi and CACEIS back initiative to streamline settlement and custody across EU markets.
BNP Paribas, Citi and CACEIS back initiative to streamline settlement and custody across EU markets.
As retail trading continues to move onto the institutional radar, growing volumes, structural reform and product innovation are front of mind for the market, according to experts speaking at the Tradetech Europe conference.
The launch follows the rebranding of Athens Exchange Group to Euronext Athens on 20 April, supporting the development of Euronext’s pan-European market infrastructure.
The platform aims to provide firms with institutional-grade datasets, which allow them to retain full control over what they publish; SGX FX, OTC Markets Group and Exchange Data International (EDI) are also joining as proprietary market data publishers.
Stéphane Boujnah tells The TRADE how Euronext has stayed focused on profitability and free cash flow as annual revenue increases were seen across fixed income, clearing, FX and equity divisions in 2025.
Market thought leaders from Euronext, Standard Chartered and FinScan provide a view on what they believe will be the key macro-economic factors in the year to come, delving into their potential impacts in Europe, the US, Asia, and beyond.
The trading venue is currently engaging with firms including Uptevia, ABN AMRO Bank, Rabobank and Banque Internationale à Luxembourg.
The new offering will make use of Eurosystem’s T2S platform, which is overseen by the European Central Bank, to enhance European fixed income market consolidation and increase control over post-trade workflows.
The new service is set to enhance liquidity opportunities for clients around opening and closing auctions.
Euronext is set to establish a technology centre in Athens to support its network following the acquisition; plans include the establishment of a cross-border clearing framework.