Euronext Taps BNY's $7.8 Trillion Pool for Repo Clearing Push

Camille Beudin, Euronext's chief diversification officer, said the partnership helps clients conserve capital and tap into larger liquidity resources. She called it vital for a more cohesive European market framework.

Gesa Johannsen, executive platform owner for BNY's Global Collateral Platform, said linking Euronext Clearing to BNY's platform gives clients better liquidity access and smoother optimization across obligation types.

The deal fits Euronext's "Innovate for Growth 2027" strategy, which targets stronger post-trade services. The group already runs MTS for fixed income, Nord Pool for power, and securities depositories across several countries. Its recent majority stake in Athens Stock Exchange added to the pan-European footprint.

BNY, with 240 years in operation, held $59.4 trillion in custody and administration and $2.1 trillion under management as of late March 2026. The firm supports corporations, banks, governments, and pension plans globally.

Euronext joins a growing list of central counterparties that rely on BNY's infrastructure for cleared market operations. The partnership builds on earlier triparty integrations at Euronext Clearing.