Euronext Amsterdam moves to NSC cross-border trading system

Euronext Amsterdam has completed migration of its cash markets over to Nouveau Systeme Cotation (NSC), the single-platform, electronic trading system used on the Paris stock exchange.

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Euronext Amsterdam moves to NSC cross-border trading system

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Following this change over, the cash markets in Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris are united on the same trading platform using the same Euronext market model and a common rule book.

Euronext was created in September 2000 by the merger of the exchanges in Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels. The pan-European exchange yesterday confirmed its winning bid to take over the London International Financial Futures Exchange following a three-way tussle with Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange. Euronext plans to migrate its derivatives trading business to the Liffe Connect automated trading platform once the merger is consummated.

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