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Stephane Boujnah

  • CEO and Chairman of the Managing Board, Euronext
Paris
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Euronext Has No Plans To Copy Rivals With Cloud Computing Deal

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By Stephane Boujnah
| News Lanes
LONDON: Euronext will not mimic rivals by shifting critical services to outside cloud computers given regulatory concerns, the pan-European exchange’s chief executive Stephane Boujnah said. London Stock Exchange Group, CME and Nasdaq have all announced partnerships with cloud computing giants… Read Full Article Here Source link
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#listingact #smes #cmu

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By Stephane Boujnah
| LinkedIn News Verified
Euronext welcomes the Listing Act proposed by the European Commission! As the leading listing venue and market infrastructure in Europe, Euronext has been advocating for years for European harmonisation, integration and simplification of regulations. At Euronext we operate the regulated markets in seven European nations on the same trading platform, covering Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway and Portugal. 25% of the equity traded in Europe is traded on the Euronext platform.
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Une opportunité pour l'autonomie stratégique de l’Union européenne

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By Stephane Boujnah
| Revue Banque Verified
La première conséquence du Brexit est mécanique. La sortie du marché unique conduit à un transfert progressif de substance de Londres vers l'Union européenne. Les grands gagnants sont les places d’Amsterdam, Paris et Dublin. Ce mouvement a été très visible en janvier 2021, au moment de la fin de l’équivalence des plateformes de négociation basées au Royaume-Uni.
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