Market structure The organization Amsterdam Exchanges is the central Dutch securities exchange for stocks, bonds, options and futures. It is divided into the stock exchange, the option and futures exchange, the agricultural futures market, clearing and data processing, and market and price information. It was created on January 1 1997 when the Amsterdam Stock Exchange merged with the European Options Exchange. The company also includes the settlement operations of these exchanges and the depositories Necigef and NIEC.
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