Euronext CEO: Continuity of Regulations Is Up to the U.K.

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on trading within Europe, highlighting Amsterdam's rise as a major trading hub. It explores the regulatory challenges between the EU and UK, emphasizing the importance of regulatory equivalence for market access. The conversation also touches on the trend of dual listings as a strategy to mitigate Brexit risks, noting significant growth in international listings and trading activities in Europe.

What major change occurred in the European trading landscape post-Brexit?

• London became the largest trading hub for EU shares.

• Paris took over as the main trading center for EU shares.

• Amsterdam surpassed London as the biggest trader of EU shares.

• Dublin became the new financial capital of Europe.

What is necessary for the UK to maintain access to the EU single market?

• Continuity of regulation with the EU.

• Establishing a separate financial market.

• Adopting a new regulatory framework.

• Increasing trade tariffs.

What is a potential strategy for companies to mitigate Brexit risks?

• Reducing international operations.

• Considering dual listings on the continent.

• Relocating entirely to the US.

• Focusing solely on the UK market.

Which cities have seen a significant increase in international listings post-Brexit?

• Amsterdam and Oslo

• Berlin and Madrid

• Rome and Vienna

• London and Dublin

What was a key factor in the growth of the listing business in Europe?

• Decreased competition

• Organic growth and increased liquidity

• Higher interest rates

• Government subsidies