The soon-to-be spun-off business line of IntercontinentalExchange Group, under the Euronext N.V brand - preps for an IPO after reported regulatory backing, and launches a multi-currency ETF service, after strong results.
Pedro Fernandes, Head of European Exchange Traded Products of Euronext
Pedro Fernandes: "We will be using the same technology and framework that we currently use. Order and Trade management through UTP/Euronext, Clearing through LCH.Clearnet SA set-up, and settlement on Euroclear Bank."
FM:Is the solution from a 3rd party and if so can you provide who?
Pedro Fernandes: "It’s a solution supported by the market infrastructure – Euronext, LCH.Clearnet SA and Euroclear Bank."
FM: Will this be for all 568 ETFs listed on the site, and if so when will it be available?
Pedro Fernandes: "Please see: https://etp.euronext.com/etps/etfs/etf-directory
Listed ETFs will be made available on different currencies upon issuer request."
FM: Will the rates reflect in real-time on client's platforms from respective brokers?
Pedro Fernandes: "Trade through Settlement occurs in the same currency."
CNY and HKD a First for a US/European Exchange, As per Euronext
As many as 20 different currencies will be supported, including for the first time on a U.S. or European exchange –the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY) and the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) according to Euronext, the press release also stated that this would be subject to approval of the relevant clearing authorities. The plan is to make it available from Monday February 17, 2014 – less than a month away.
A copy of the press release from NYSE Euronext contained the following list of currency ISO Codes for each supported currency in the new offering:
AUD Australian dollar
CAD Canadian dollar
CHF Swiss frank
CNY Chinese Yuan Renminbi
DKK Danish krone
EUR Euro
GBP British pound
HKD Hong Kong dollar
HUF Forint
ISK Icelandic crown
JPY Yen
MXN Mexican peso
NOK Norwegian krone
NZD New Zealand dollar
The new service will allow international investors to trade any Euronext listed ETF in 20 different currencies, according to the announcement. Euronext lists some 568 Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on its corporate website, and said how it is considerably simplifying access to the international markets, reducing currency exchange risk and foreign exchange costs, and providing investors broader investment opportunities by way of this launch.
Aimed to Appeals Issuers if Exposure to Larger Pool of Investors is Reached
The service was positioned as also appealing to ETF issuers by allowing for easier asset gathering as their exposure to a deeper pool of global investors would be increased, and noted they will also no longer need to create a separate fund with a different ISIN code to list in another currency.
Lee Hodgkinson, Head of Markets and Global Sales Euronext
Pedro Fernandes, Head of European Exchange Traded Products of Euronext
Pedro Fernandes: "We will be using the same technology and framework that we currently use. Order and Trade management through UTP/Euronext, Clearing through LCH.Clearnet SA set-up, and settlement on Euroclear Bank."
FM:Is the solution from a 3rd party and if so can you provide who?
Pedro Fernandes: "It’s a solution supported by the market infrastructure – Euronext, LCH.Clearnet SA and Euroclear Bank."
FM: Will this be for all 568 ETFs listed on the site, and if so when will it be available?
Pedro Fernandes: "Please see: https://etp.euronext.com/etps/etfs/etf-directory
Listed ETFs will be made available on different currencies upon issuer request."
FM: Will the rates reflect in real-time on client's platforms from respective brokers?
Pedro Fernandes: "Trade through Settlement occurs in the same currency."
CNY and HKD a First for a US/European Exchange, As per Euronext
As many as 20 different currencies will be supported, including for the first time on a U.S. or European exchange –the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY) and the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) according to Euronext, the press release also stated that this would be subject to approval of the relevant clearing authorities. The plan is to make it available from Monday February 17, 2014 – less than a month away.
A copy of the press release from NYSE Euronext contained the following list of currency ISO Codes for each supported currency in the new offering:
AUD Australian dollar
CAD Canadian dollar
CHF Swiss frank
CNY Chinese Yuan Renminbi
DKK Danish krone
EUR Euro
GBP British pound
HKD Hong Kong dollar
HUF Forint
ISK Icelandic crown
JPY Yen
MXN Mexican peso
NOK Norwegian krone
NZD New Zealand dollar
The new service will allow international investors to trade any Euronext listed ETF in 20 different currencies, according to the announcement. Euronext lists some 568 Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on its corporate website, and said how it is considerably simplifying access to the international markets, reducing currency exchange risk and foreign exchange costs, and providing investors broader investment opportunities by way of this launch.
Aimed to Appeals Issuers if Exposure to Larger Pool of Investors is Reached
The service was positioned as also appealing to ETF issuers by allowing for easier asset gathering as their exposure to a deeper pool of global investors would be increased, and noted they will also no longer need to create a separate fund with a different ISIN code to list in another currency.
Lee Hodgkinson, Head of Markets and Global Sales Euronext
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