Costs
 
Information on costs of trading on the Euronext Cash Market

Details on the costs of trading on the Euronext Cash Market can be found below and in the accompanying documents, ‘NYSE Euronext European Cash Market Equities & Rights Trading Fee Structure’.

This information is published online in accordance with the European Code of Conduct for Clearing & Settlement, which aims to ensure price transparency by encouraging trading institutions to publish details of prices, discounts and rebates. This allows trading members to have clear visibility on the bills they will receive.

Euronext Cash Market: trading costs

Euronext does not charge a fee for membership of its Cash Market.

For Equities & Rights trading on NYSE Euronext’s regulated cash markets in Europe, there are two fee packages, based on agency flow (client orders) and principal flow (for own account). Click on the NYSE Euronext European Cash Market Equities & Rights Trading Fee Structure document for further details of the trading fees.

Members pay fees for their SLE connection (this is a dedicated logical connection between each individual member and the Universal Trading Platform), and for access to TCS Web (the web-based version of the Trade Confirmation System).

In addition, members and ISVs are charged a connection fee by NYSE Technologies. Please contact NYSE Technologies for details of this fee.

Global multi-platform rebate

See the document below for more details of the global rebate that rewards high-volume trading across our marketplaces.

Clearing & Settlement costs

Our clearing and settlement partners charge fees for their services. For details of these fees, please contact the relevant organisations.

LCH.Clearnet: www.lchclearnet.com
Euroclear: www.euroclear.com

Euronext Cash Market costs:
Date Title Description
28/04/2009 NYSE Euronext European Cash Market Equities & Rights Trading Fee Structure 
30/06/2009 2009 pricing model for SLE sessions 
01/06/2009 Global rebate