What is Euronext Paris?
Euronext Paris is the Paris stock exchange, France’s main trading venue and one of the markets of Euronext, continental Europe’s leading exchange group. It organizes the listing and trading of equities, bonds, ETFs and other financial instruments, including the CAC 40 constituents.
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Euronext Paris stems from the Paris Bourse, merged in 2000 into Euronext alongside the Amsterdam and Brussels exchanges. Euronext is now an independent listed company that also operates the Lisbon, Dublin, Oslo and Milan markets.
The prices tracked here come from a public source delayed by about 15 minutes and are quoted in euros (EUR). They are indicative and do not constitute investment advice.
Main missions
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Market organization & trading :Organize the listing and trading of equities, bonds, ETFs, derivatives and other financial instruments.
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Market information :Publish prices and benchmark indices (CAC 40, SBF 120, CAC Next 20) needed to monitor the market.
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Corporate financing :Enable companies, from large caps to SMEs, to raise capital on the stock market.
Markets & instruments of Euronext Paris
Direct access to market segments and investment tools
Stocks
Explore companies listed in Paris, their prices, performance, valuations and dividends.
Indices
Track the CAC 40, SBF 120, CAC Next 20 and Euronext 100.
Brokers
Find a broker to invest on the markets.
Timeline
Key milestones, from newest to oldest
Euronext acquires Borsa Italiana
Euronext completes the acquisition of Borsa Italiana in 2021, extending its network to Milan.
Euronext IPO
Euronext becomes an independent listed company again in 2014, after being divested by Intercontinental Exchange.
Birth of Euronext
The Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels exchanges merge to create Euronext.
Launch of the CAC 40
The CAC 40 index, the French market benchmark, is launched at the end of 1987 (base 1,000).