CBOE - Cboe Europe and EuroCCP receive Dutch regulatory approvals for new European Derivatives market

Cboe Europe, the pan-European exchange operator and subsidiary of Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) has received the necessary regulatory approvals to launch Cboe Europe Derivatives on 6 September, 2021. EuroCCP, Cboe's pan-European CCP, is also granted permission by the Central Bank of the Netherlands ((DNB)) to clear equity derivatives. Cboe Europe Derivatives to launch with the trading of futures and options based on six Cboe Europe indices: the Cboe Eurozone 50, Cboe UK 100, Cboe Netherlands 25, Cboe Switzerland 20, Cboe Germany 30, and Cboe France 40. Cécile Nagel, president of EuroCCP, said: "This marks a watershed moment in EuroCCP's growth strategy, as it diversifies beyond cash equities and becomes a truly multi-asset class clearing house. We look forward to supporting Cboe Europe Derivatives in helping to bring efficiencies and cost savings to participants in Europe's equity derivatives market, particularly through portfolio margining." This new exchange will leverage Cboe's global derivatives expertise and European

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Cboe Europe and EuroCCP receive Dutch regulatory approvals for new European Derivatives market