CME Amsterdam B.V.

CME Amsterdam B.V. is a Netherlands-incorporated regulated market entity belonging to CME Group Inc., the Chicago-based derivatives exchange group. It is part of the group's European footprint and is registered as a regulated market in the Netherlands, giving it a formal exchange status under Dutch and European market regulation. The entity is associated with CME Group's Amsterdam operations, which sit alongside the group's other European venues and service hubs. CME Group is best known as the parent of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the Chicago Board of Trade, the New York Mercantile Exchange and Commodity Exchange, and it operates a global derivatives marketplace spanning futures, options, clearing and market data. Within that structure, CME Amsterdam B.V. functions as a local legal and regulatory vehicle rather than a standalone consumer-facing brand. Its role is to hold and operate regulated market activities in the Netherlands, connecting European participants to the group's broader trading and clearing infrastructure. The entity's public identity is therefore institutional and B2B: it is a market operator and regulatory entity, not a retail product brand. Its relevance to customers lies in access to listed derivatives, clearing services and related market infrastructure under a Dutch regulated-market licence. The website associated with the subject, nex.com, reflects the group's European exchange branding, while the legal name CME Amsterdam B.V. identifies the Dutch company. Because the available evidence is limited to its classification as a regulated market, the dossier should be treated as a concise institutional profile. Ownership by CME Group, the Amsterdam location and the regulated-market status are the core established facts; detailed founding dates, executive rosters and product lists for the Dutch entity are not documented in the supplied evidence and are therefore left unspecified.

CME Amsterdam B.V. is a Dutch legal entity within CME Group Inc., the Chicago-headquartered derivatives exchange and clearing group. Its history is tied to CME Group's expansion of its European market infrastructure, through which the group has established and acquired exchange and clearing operations in Europe. The Amsterdam entity is registered as a regulated market in the Netherlands, a status that places it under Dutch and European Union market-regulation frameworks and allows it to operate an exchange venue for financial instruments. The entity's name links it directly to CME Group, whose origins trace to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange founded in 1898 as the Chicago Butter and Egg Board. CME Group as it exists today was formed through the 2007 merger of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, and was later expanded through the acquisitions of NYMEX Holdings and the Kansas City Board of Trade, among others. Its European presence has been built through both organic operations and acquisitions, including its majority stake in NEX Group, which brought businesses such as NEX Exchange and related European market infrastructure into the group. The website associated with this subject, nex.com, reflects that NEX-era European branding. Within this structure, CME Amsterdam B.V. serves as a regulated-market vehicle for the group's Dutch activities. It is not a separately branded consumer business and does not have a widely documented standalone corporate history in the public sources available. Its significance is regulatory and operational: it holds and operates market infrastructure in the Netherlands under the CME Group umbrella, supporting European participants' access to the group's trading and clearing services. Because the supplied evidence identifies the entity only as a regulated market, the historical record here is necessarily brief. Founding dates, specific licence milestones and leadership details for the Dutch entity are not established in the available evidence and are therefore omitted rather than estimated.

• CME Amsterdam B.V. is registered as a regulated market in the Netherlands.

Institutional European regulated-market entity within CME Group, providing exchange and market-infrastructure access rather than consumer products.

• Regulated market venue

  An Amsterdam-based regulated market operated under the CME Group umbrella.

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