Euronext Foundation

The Euronext Blue Challenge is an entrepreneurship education programme launched by Euronext in partnership with JA Europe, the largest non-profit in Europe dedicated to preparing young people for employment and entrepreneurship.  The programme aims to inspire students aged 16 to 18 about sustainable finance and help them develop core competencies such as teamwork, problem solving and entrepreneurial skills.

Through this collaboration, we aim to contribute to financial literacy and encourage innovation to limit climate change and to promote the blue economy amongst young entrepreneurs across Europe.

The Euronext Trading Game, powered by NextWise, is an educational challenge designed to enhance participants' understanding of trading strategies, risk management, and investment principles.

Using live market data from Euronext’s seven marketplaces, the Euronext Trading Game offers university students in Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal a unique opportunity to explore and navigate the complexities of financial markets in a risk-free environment. This immersive experience closely mirrors real-world investing, equipping participants with the practical tools and insights needed to confidently engage with financial markets.

By supporting gender equality throughout our business operations and value chains, we model the society we want to live in.
Equal treatment of all is not just the right thing to do – it is the only thing to do. It means more talent, higher productivity, and better results.

At Euronext, we believe that, collectively, we can drive decisive action to improve gender-balanced leadership at institutions. We are fully committed to retaining, developing, and growing the representation of women in leadership, by inspiring and promoting tangible practices within the company and our community, while supporting our ecosystem.

Euronext is the first exchange signatory of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC)’s Sustainable Ocean Principles. The conservation and sustainable use of the oceans, seas, and marine resources for sustainable development, covered by UN Sustainable Development Goal 14, is embraced by Euronext and is dear to our community.

Euronext volunteers from the Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and UK offices take part annually in our week of water-front clean-up initiatives on their country’s coast, canals or rivers, filling dozens of bags with rubbish and preventing it from ending in the ocean.