Euronext

Euronext operates European regulated markets and provides listing, trading, clearing, settlement and market data services across seven countries, with over 2,200 listed companies.

Euronext is a European capital market infrastructure group, founded in September 2000 to create a unified European marketplace. It operates regulated markets in seven countries and provides a connected ecosystem of listing, trading, clearing, settlement and market data services. The group is headquartered in Amsterdam, with regulated markets and offices in Brussels, Paris, Lisbon, Dublin, Milan and Oslo, and an employee presence spanning 18 countries.

Its listing business supports more than 2,200 listed companies and makes Euronext the largest centre for debt and funds listings globally. Trading operates across regulated markets in seven countries, and is complemented by clearing and settlement services and data products for investors and other market participants. Further initiatives include Euronext Tech Leaders, which highlights technology companies listed on Euronext, and sustainable finance products supporting ESG-oriented capital markets.

For legal professionals, the group's work sits at the intersection of regulated market infrastructure, cross-border listing and post-trade services, spanning the financial services, exchange and market infrastructure, debt and funds listings, and investment and asset management sectors. The company employs some 2,200 people and states a mission of financing the real economy, with an emphasis on connecting European economies to global capital markets and on consolidation to reduce market fragmentation.