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Independence and capital markets
Fireworks, but also tanks, fighter jets and a long tribute to the armed forces: Donald Trump celebrated the 4th of July, the American Independence Day, in his own, inimitable way. "The spirit of American Independence will never fade," he said. But does he know that his countrymen owe this independence to enterprising Amsterdam bankers?...
Maurice van Tilburg, CEO Euronext Amsterdam, writes a monthly column for De Telegraaf around current affairs in the financial world.
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Exchange listing
A stock market listing allows your company to finance operations, while raising its profile and enhancing its image and credibility. Is your company suitable for a listing? Visit the Raise Capital section on this website and learn all about a quotation on the Amsterdam market. Interested in listing? Please contact us and we are happy to make an appointment to discuss the possibilities.
René van Vlerken Head of Listing Euronext Amsterdam
Latest Bell Ceremonies
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Add Value Fund
01/08/2019 - 17:06PM CEST | Amsterdam
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Because of the celebration of the 12.5-year anniversary of the Add Value Fund, co-founder and fund manager Willem Burgers, sounds the gong at Beursplein 5. Add Value Fund is the only specialist in the Netherlands that fully focuses on Dutch listed small and mid cap equities. The Fund invest solely in Dutch “mini-multinationals” who are active in structural growth and niche markets. Most of those companies are European or worldwide market leaders. Companies in the portfolio have a market cap of at least € 20 million and a maximum of € 7.5 billion and are quoted on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange. The long only Fund does not invest in real estate or other investment companies.
The Fund pursues an active investment approach. Out of an investment universe of 65 companies, the manager selects at least 10 companies and not more than 25 for inclusion in the portfolio. Selection is based on a bottom-up stock picking approach – fundamental and value analysis.
Add Value Fund is available for both retail and institutional investors with a long-term investment horizon.
For more information: addvaluefund.nl
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Winton
30/07/2019 - 17:00PM CEST | Amsterdam
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Julie Kinsella, Company Secretary of The Winton Fund, will sound the gong, together with the Board of Directors. The Winton Fund is holding its quarterly board meeting in Euronext Amsterdam as one of its Directors, Mr George Möller, is a Dutch resident. The Winton Fund, which was launched in 1997, provides the broadest expression of Winton’s proprietary research and investment management capabilities via a quantitative, multi-strategy approach. Winton is a research-based investment management company with a singular focus on statistical and mathematical inference. Founded in 1997, Winton manages money for many of the world’s largest investors. For more information, visit www.winton.com.
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2019 Capital Markets & IR Seminar
19/07/2019 - 9:15AM CEST | Amsterdam
fb8fb713-cda8-45c0-aeaa-547369452f6610787BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts’ Capital Markets & IR Seminar delegates sound the gong
A group of delegates to BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts’ Capital Markets & IR Seminar sound the gong as part of their visit to Euronext Amsterdam.
The 2019 Capital Markets & IR Seminar BNY Mellon Depositary Receipt clients were invited to attend this annual seminar with their peers and industry experts. 2019 Seminar sessions were held in London, July 17-18 and then in Amsterdam, July 19, where the delegates participated in sessions on risk, strategy, and how investor’s ESG demands are changing, coupled with the opportunity for delegates to share insights and experiences with their professional colleagues from around the globe.
About BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts As the world's leading depositary bank, BNY Mellon enables, facilitate and enhance cross-border trading, clearing, settlement and ownership of more issuers' shares via sponsored Depositary Receipt programs than any other depositary bank. In 2019, BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts was awarded Best Depositary Bank by all three publications granting such awards: Global Finance, EMEA Finance and The Asset Triple A.
For more information: bnymellon.com
2019 Capital Markets & IR SeminarAmsterdam
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The Amsterdam markets
Brokers
Private investors cannot trade directly with the Exchange. You require a bank, broker or private wealth manager to execute your order on the Euronext trading platform. Our broker list provides you with an overview of accredited intermediaries.
OPC
The Euronext Amsterdam Officiële Prijscourant (OPC) is published every trading day and carries price information for Euronext Amsterdam financial instruments. It is produced in three pdf files:
- Listed/traded securities
- Derivatives
- Local indices
Regulatory bodies
Euronext Amsterdam is governed by the Act on Financial Supervision of 28 September 2006. Operation of a regulated market in the Netherlands is subject to prior licence. This licence is granted to Euronext by the Dutch Minister of Finance. The AFM (Autoriteit Financiële Markten) and the Dutch National Bank act as the regulatory authority for members of Euronext Amsterdam.
The AFM:
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Monitors the primary and secondary markets
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Ensures compliance with market rules
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Monitors clearing and settlement operations.
Dutch market financial supervision is carried out by:
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‘De Nederlandsche Bank’ (DNB), which supervises financial institutions and the financial sector;
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The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), which supervises the conduct of the financial markets.
Rule Book
A single Euronext Rule Book governs trading on all Euronext Securities and Derivatives Markets. It contains both harmonised and non-harmonised, or local, rules.
The harmonised rules are as follows:
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Rule Book I contains the Harmonised Rules, including rules of conduct and of enforcement, designed to protect the markets, as well as rules on listing, trading and membership;
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Notices regarding the organisation of Trading
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Notices regarding the organisation of Members
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Notices regarding the organisation of Issuers
The non-harmonised rules are as follows:
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Rule Book II and Notices applicable to Euronext Amsterdam, the regulated market operated by Euronext Amsterdam NV
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The Dutch East India Company (VOC): the start of global share trading in 1602
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Amsterdam-based property broker and merchant Abraham van Ketwich founded the first investment fund in the world and called it ‘Eendragt Maakt Magt’ (‘unity makes strength’).
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Opening trading by ringing a bell or gong is an old custom. From as early as 1592 the exchange clerk sounded a bell to open the exchange. Anyone who was late was fined.
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The EOE index, now called the AEX-Index, was introduced in 1983 and contained only the most important shares: the first blue chip index in Europe.
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The first options exchange in Europe, the European Options Exchange, started in the Beurs van Berlage on 4 April 4 1978.
The cradle of trading
The Amsterdam stock exchange has been a trusted institution in the Netherlands and abroad for centuries. As early as 1602 merchants here traded ‘shares’ of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), the first company ever to go to public. Soon after the ‘initial public offering’, a thriving trade grew up, and Amsterdam developed itself as the cradle of global share trading. Learn more about the rich history of the Amsterdam Exchange using the link below.
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