Company DescriptionEuronext N.V., together with its subsidiaries, operates securities and derivatives exchanges in Continental Europe, Ireland, and Norway. The company offers a range of exchange and corporate services, including security listings, cash and derivatives trading, and market data dissemination. It also provides listing venues and cash equities trading venues; and various marketplaces, including multilateral trading facilities for investors, broker-dealers, and other market participants to meet directly to buy and sell cash equities, fixed income securities, and exchange traded products. In addition, the company offers options contracts based on the blue-chip equities listed on Euronext; commodity derivatives, such as milling wheat futures contracts; and post-trade services, as well as distributes and sells real-time, historic, and reference data to data vendors, and financial institutions and individual investors. Further, it provides equity, debt, fund and ETF listing, corporate and investor, cash trading, foreign exchange trading, derivatives trading, fixed income trading, and power trading services. Additionally, the company offers technology solutions and services to exchanges, venue operators, and financial institutions; connectivity, colocation, and network and proximity services; data analytics, risk management, order management system, broker workstations, algorithmic trading validation, and regulatory reporting services; and hosting services to financial firms and third-party venue operators. The company was formerly known as Euronext Group N.V. and changed its name to Euronext N.V. in May 2014. Euronext N.V. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
How the Company Makes MoneyEuronext generates revenue through several key streams, primarily from trading fees, listing fees, and market data services. Trading fees are charged per transaction on its platforms, representing a significant portion of its income. Listing fees are collected from companies that wish to be publicly traded on its exchanges, with additional fees for ongoing compliance and regulatory support. Market data services generate revenue by providing real-time and historical data to financial institutions, traders, and third-party vendors. Additionally, Euronext has formed partnerships with various financial technology firms to enhance its trading infrastructure and expand its service offerings, further contributing to its revenue growth.