Federation of European Securities Exchanges
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| Federation of European Securities Exchanges | |
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| Founded | 1975 |
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| Headquarters | Brussels, Belgium |
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| Web site | http://www.fese.be/en/ |
The Brussels-based Federation of European Securities Exchanges[1] (FESE) is an industry association that represents operators of European-regulated markets and other market segments, encompassing securities, financial derivatives and energy and commodity derivatives arenas. With 24 members, FESE represents close to 40 securities exchanges from all the countries of the EU, Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland.
FESE also co-operates with European settlement and securities depository organisations and works closely with the European Association of Central Counterparty Clearing Houses (EACH).
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Background
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The main counterparts of FESE at the European level are the European Commission, European Parliament, EcoFin Council, the European Securities Committee, and the Committee of European Securities Regulators. At the international level, FESE engages in a dialogue especially with the CFTC, the SEC, and IOSCO.
Objectives of FECE include:
- Fostering global competitiveness of European exchanges
- Promoting public recognition of the exchanges and their contribution to the European and global economy
- Providing a forum for open and forward-looking debate on capital markets.
History
Convention
The FESE convention in 2008: Full-day program -- June 18, 2008, in Stockholm (conference opens with OMX-hosted dinner, June 17).[2]
Products and Services
Membership
- Athens Exchange
- Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME), incorporating:
- Borsa Italiana
- Bratislava Stock Exchange
- Bucharest Stock Exchange
- Bulgarian Stock Exchange
- Budapest Stock Exchange
- Cyprus Stock Exchange
- Deutsche Börse
- Euronext incorporating:
- Euronext Amsterdam
- Euronext Brussels
- Euronext Lisbon
- Euronext Paris
- Euronext.liffe
- ICE Futures
- Irish Stock Exchange
- Ljubljana Stock Exchange
- London Metal Exchange
- London Stock Exchange
- Luxembourg Stock Exchange
- Malta Stock Exchange
- OMX Nordic Exchanges,incorporating
- Oslo Stock Exchange
- Prague Stock Exchange
- SWX Swiss Exchange
- virt-x
- Warsaw Stock Exchange
- Wiener Börse
Key People
Jukka Ruuska, president (president, OMX); Judith Hardt, secretary general
References
- ↑ "FESE: About Us”. Federation of European Securities Exchanges. Retrieved on Dec. 31, 2007.
- ↑ "FESE Convention 2008”. Federation of European Securities Exchanges. Retrieved on Dec. 31, 2007.
