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Euronext expands clearing services to cover cryptocurrency ETPs


06 March 2025 Netherlands
Reporter: Daniel Tison

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Euronext Clearing has expanded its central counterparty (CCP) services to include cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) listed on its markets.

This enhancement, effective on 3 March, is part of Euronext’s plan to integrate digital assets into the regulated financial ecosystem.

With this development, investors will have access to a wider selection of ETPs underlying cryptocurrencies while benefiting from the security, efficiency, and transparency of a regulated marketplace, the firm says.

Anthony Attia, global head of derivatives and post-trade at Euronext, comments: “We actively collaborate with regulators to advance market innovation while maintaining a secure and transparent financial ecosystem.

“With the continued expansion of our EMIR-authorised clearing house, we are enhancing our services to meet our clients’ evolving needs, providing a trusted and efficient marketplace for members and investors.â€

As of end of February 2025, 156 crypto ETPs from multiple issuers are listed and traded on Euronext’s markets, according to the company’s data.
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