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Dividend Futures

Take positions on dividend payments so you can hedge your exposure or diversify your portfolio. Choose from dividend futures on a single stock dividend, or on dividends from a whole index.

Single Stock Dividend Futures (SSDFs)

Dividend futures allow market participants to take a view on cash flows linked to dividend payments.

  • Trade Europe’s widest choice of Single Stock Dividend Futures
  • 320+ contracts available for trading
  • 30+ contracts in our range can only be traded via Euronext, including many of our SSDFs on U.S. underlyings
  • New 6-month and quarterly maturities on dividend futures now available for trading

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New margin model for Euronext Single Stock Dividend Futures (SSDF)

Euronext's new risk model for SSDF improves margin levels and complements clearing efficiencies at the portfolio level. This model and the competitive trading fees make our range of Single Stock Dividend Futures highly attractive.

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Dividend Index Futures

CAC 40 and AEX Dividend Indices

The CAC 40® Dividend Index and AEX® Dividend Index measure the cumulative value of ordinary gross dividends declared by the companies in Euronext’s CAC 40® Index and AEX-Index®, respectively. Value is calculated on the ex-dividend date and expressed in terms of index points.

  • Invest in French or Dutch companies’ dividends – benefit from arbitrage opportunities and leverage trading of dividends without having to take a position in the underlying
  • Both indices run for a one-year period from the trading day following the third Friday in December to the third Friday in the following December.
  • The CAC 40 Dividend Index Future has been approved by the CFTC and is directly tradeable from the US.
    CAC 40 Dividend Index Future directories  AEX Dividend index future directories

Euronext Eurozone Banks Dividend Index Future

  • Based on the Euronext Eurozone Banks Index which shows the performance of the largest companies of the banking sector in the Eurozone.
  • Benefit from a bigger nominal value, a fair cost structure and lower block sizes to trade the banking sector.

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