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Connecting Europe's Fixed Income MarketsOne connected fixed income ecosystemLes merSeamless listing, trading, clearing and settlement for fixed income
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Trading
Connecting Europe's Fixed Income MarketsOne connected fixed income ecosystemLes mer
Seamless listing, trading, clearing and settlement for fixed income
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Clearing
Connecting Europe's Fixed Income MarketsOne connected fixed income ecosystemLes mer
Seamless listing, trading, clearing and settlement for fixed income
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European CSD modelBuilding the CSD of Choice in EuropeLes merEuronext Securities is shaping the future of European capital markets by enhancing integration, connectivity, and innovation.
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Access the white paperNext generation of indicesLes merThis white paper marks the second edition of Euronext’s Index Outlook series, a recurring publication designed to give investors deeper insight into our index innovation agenda and the structural forces shaping global markets.
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About Euronext
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25th anniversary electronic trading system on Brussels Stock Exchange
24/01/2014
Walter Van Glabbeekand Jean-François Anspach, Honorary Vice-Presidents of the former “Commission de la Bourse-Beurscommissie” of 1989 rang the Opening Bell in Brussels on 24 January 2014 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the launch of the first electronic trading system on the Brussels Stock Exchange. The 3 first shares – that were traded electronically on 24 January 1989 were Solvay, GB-Inno-BM and Tractebel. They are represented by Diego du Monceau, former CEO of GIB and Alcon Hidalgo Maria, Executive VP Investor Relations, Solvay.