Euronext capital requirements lifted by District Court of Rotterdam

Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon, London and Paris - 17 December 2015– Today, the District Court of Rotterdam, The Netherlands, rendered its verdict¹ in the appeal procedure between Euronext N.V. and Euronext Amsterdam N.V. against the Dutch Minister of Finance, substantially ruling in favour of Euronext.

The court has ruled that the new capital requirements imposed in the June 2014 license no longer apply and that the applicable license is the one of March 2014.²

Pursuant to this verdict, Euronext will maintain its dialogue with the Minister of Finance with a view to continue complying with all applicable requirements in the most transparent manner in order to best serve its clients.

Trading on Euronext shares will resume shortly.

_{Notes to Editors

¹ The full verdict can be found in Dutch in the cours of the afternoon here.

² Additional information can be found on page 89 -90 of the IPO prospectus here.}

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