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Eurex stands for the leading European derivatives exchange and – with Eurex Clearing – one of the leading central counterparties globally. We are the architect of market liquidity, efficiency and integrity by providing our customers with innovative solutions to seamlessly manage risk. On the trading side, we mastermind the most efficient derivatives landscape by pioneering ingenious products and infrastructures as well as by building ‘smart’ into technology – offering a broad range of international benchmark products, operating the most liquid fixed income markets in the world and featuring open and low-cost electronic access.​ As central counterparty, Eurex Clearing builds trusted relationships with and amongst market participants, paving their way for efficient risk management via unique clearing models. Source

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June 2026 figures at Eurex

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Overall volumes in listed derivatives saw a 32 percent growth in June 2026 with an exceptional 105 percent increase in equity derivatives. OTC Clearing showed robust growth, with outstanding notional volumes rising 23 percent. Eurex Repo sustained its strong momentum, growing 24 percent in June, fueled by a 39 percent jump in GC Pooling.
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Eurex - The Leading Derivatives Exchange

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FLEX contracts are entered via Eurex T7 Entry Service (TES) and displayed as block trades in TES Time & Sales subject to the same trade reporting standards. Every FLEX contract receives instantly an ISIN, which stays stable during its entire lifespan. FLEX Options are traded off-book, hence enjoy extended trading hours compared to standard orderbook options, enabling trading from 09:00 – 19:00 CET for most equity contracts.
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Money Market Derivatives: Introduction of Synthetic Matching in Pack and Bundle strategies and amendment of the Synthetic Path Priority

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1. Introduction Following the switch of the order allocation scheme to time pro-rata in the STIR market, as announced with Eurex Circular 014/26, Eurex plans to further enhance matching capabilities for Money Market Index Futures by introducing synthetic matching for Pack and Bundle strategies and by changing in general the matching priority of synthetic combinations having the same execution price compared to price-best orders directly opposing the incoming order.
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Eurex Readiness Newsflash | ISV Registration & Software Management: Final Deadline for Re-Registration and Decommissioning of Non-Migrated Entities

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With this newsflash, Eurex announces the final phase of the ISV Registration & Software Management initiative. We would first like to extend our sincere gratitude to all Independent Software Vendors who have successfully completed their re-registration. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. For all ISVs yet to complete the process, this communication outlines the final deadline and required actions.
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Eurex Readiness Newsflash | Updates July 2026

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With this Newsflash, we would like to draw your attention to the upcoming publications, effective dates, events and necessary actions for the ongoing initiatives: Date Project Details 01 Jul Price List to the Connection Agreement, Provider Connection Agreement and STPIP and QTPIP Connection Agreement Amendments to the Price List regarding: Introduction of two new Sponsored Access connectivity options Editorial changes 01 Jul Liquidity Provider Schemes for Credit Index Futures Amendments to...
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Money Market Derivatives: Amendment of the Liquidity Provider Programs for “Three-Month EURIBOR Futures and Three-Month Euro STR Futures”

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1. Introduction The Executive Boards of Eurex Frankfurt AG and Eurex Clearing AG took the following decision with effect from 1 July 2026: to amend the Product Specific Supplement (PSS) „Fixed Income 17 – Three-Month Euribor Futures and Three-Month Euro STR Futures“ as shown in the Attachment. 2. Required action Liquidity Providers should adapt their quotation behavior accordingly. 3.
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Options on Futures on VSTOXX Index: Adjustment of the Liquidity Provider scheme

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1. Introduction The Executive Boards of Eurex Frankfurt AG and Eurex Clearing AG decided, with effect from 1 July 2026, to amend the following Product Specific Supplement according to the Attachment: „Equity Index 16 – Options on Futures on VSTOXX Index”. 2. Required action There is no required action for the Trading Participants. Liquidity Providers should make sure to adjust their quoting behavior. 3.
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Credit Index Futures: U.S. interest grows on efficiency gains

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Iris Hui Iris: Across the U.S. buy-side, I am seeing more investors, from macro funds to credit desks, exploring Credit Index Futures as part of their exposure or hedging toolkit. At a broader level, how do you see credit futures fitting into the US IG and HY landscape? Mayank: Credit Index Futures can enable investors to get exposure to popular Bloomberg credit indices, without having to fund their entire position via cash upfront.
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Meet us at Finadium’s annual Rates & Repo North America

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The market status window is an indication regarding the current technical availability of the trading system. It indicates whether news board messages regarding current technical issues of the trading system have been published or will be published shortly. Please find further information about incident handling in the Emergency Playbook published on the Eurex webpage under Support --> Emergencies and safeguards.
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How global credit will work in futures

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Davide Masi: Over the past decade, the global corporate bond market has grown significantly, supported by increased issuance and investor demand for yield and diversification. This expansion has been accompanied by a shift towards more electronic, transparent and standardised trading mechanisms, particularly as traditional OTC markets have faced operational, regulatory and balance sheet constraints.
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