NYSE Euronext

Euronext Paris

NYSE Euronext Paris facilitates trading in equities, futures, options and interest rate products. The exchange, known as Paris Bourse following the 1999 merger of all French markets, combined with the exchanges of Amsterdam and Brussels to form Euronext in 2000. The exchange has been known as NYSE Euronext Paris since the 2007 merger of Euronext N.V. with the NYSE Group, Inc.

The main benchmark for NYSE Euronext Paris is the CAC 40 Index, which comprises 40 blue-chip equities that are among the largest by market capitalization and most actively traded.

MATIF

MATIF, or Marché a Terme International de France, is a futures exchange and a clearing house in France. The exchange was absorbed in the merger of the Paris Bourse in 1999 and is part of NYSE Euronext Paris.

MONEP

MONEP, an acronym for Marché des Options Négociables de Paris, is a Paris-based options market specializing in stock and index options. MONEP is part of NYSE Euronext Paris.