| 1 | Eurex (derivatives exchange, jointly operated by Deutsche Börse AG and SWX Swiss Exchange) | |
| 2 | European Energy Exchange (EEX) | |
| 3 | ICE Futures Europe | |
| 4 | NASDAQ OMX Europe | |
| 5 | Newex (trading segment for central and eastern European securities on the Regulated Unofficial Market of Frankfurt Stock Exchange) | |
| 6 | NYSE Euronext (pan-European stock exchange with subsidiaries in Belgium, France, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Portugal and the UK; include the New York Stock Exchange, Euronext, Liffe, and NYSE Arca Options) | |
| 7 | OMX Nordic Exchange (part of NASDAQ OMX Group, serves as a central gateway to the Nordic and Baltic financial markets) | |
| 8 | Albania | Bursa e Tiranes (Tirana Stock Exchange) |
| 9 | Armenia | Armenian Stock Exchange (Armex) |
| 10 | Austria | Wiener Börse (Vienna Stock Exchange) |
| 11 | Belarus | Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange |
| 12 | Belgium | Euronext Brussels |
| 13 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Banja Luka Stock Exchange |
| 14 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE) |
| 15 | Bulgaria | Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) |
| 16 | Bulgaria | Sofia Commodity Exchange (SCE) |
| 17 | Croatia | Zagrebacka Burza (Zagreb Stock Exchange) |
| 18 | Cyprus | Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) |
| 19 | Czech Republic | Prague Stock Exchange |
| 20 | Czech Republic | RM-SYSTEM (Czech Securities Exchange) |
| 21 | Denmark | OMX Copenhagen |
| 22 | Estonia | Tallinn Stock Exchange (division of OMX Nordic Exchange) |
| 23 | Finland | OMX Helsinki |
| 24 | France | Euronext Paris |
| 25 | Georgia | Georgian Stock Exchange (GSE) |
| 26 | Germany | Börsen AG (consolidates Hamburg and Hannover Stock Exchanges) |
| 27 | Germany | Börse Berlin Equiduct Trading (owner Berlin Stock Exchange) |
| 28 | Germany | Börse Düsseldorf (Düsseldorf Exchange) |
| 29 | Germany | Börse München (Munich Exchange) |
| 30 | Germany | Boerse Stuttgart (Stuttgart Exchange) |
| 31 | Germany | Bremer Baumwollbörse (Bremen Cotton Exchange) |
| 32 | Germany | Deutsche Börse (incorporates Frankfurt Stock Exchange) |
| 33 | Germany | European Energy Exchange (EEX) |
| 34 | Germany | Hamburger Börse (Hamburg Exchange) |
| 35 | Germany | RMX Risk Management Exchange |
| 36 | Greece | Athens Exchange (ATHEX) |
| 37 | Greece | Hellenic Exchanges Group (HELEX – EXAE) |
| 38 | Hungary | Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) |
| 39 | Iceland | Iceland Stock Exchange (ICEX, owner OMX Nordic Exchange) |
| 40 | Ireland | Irish Stock Exchange |
| 41 | Italy | Borsa Italiana (Italian Stock Exchange, acquired by the London Stock Exchange) |
| 42 | Latvia | Riga Stock Exchange (division of OMX Nordic Exchange) |
| 43 | Lithuania | Vilnius Stock Exchange (division of OMX Nordic Exchange) |
| 44 | Luxembourg | Luxembourg Stock Exchange |
| 45 | Macedonia | Macedonian Stock Exchange |
| 46 | Malta | Malta Stock Exchange |
| 47 | Moldova | Moldova Stock Exchange |
| 48 | The Netherlands | Euronext Amsterdam |
| 49 | Norway | Oslo Stock Exchange |
| 50 | Poland | MTS-CeTO |
| 51 | Poland | Warsaw Commodity Exchange (WGT) |
| 52 | Poland | Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) |
| 53 | Portugal | Euronext Lisbon |
| 54 | Romania | Bursa Romana de Marfuri |
| 55 | Romania | Sibex |
| 56 | Romania | Bursa Moldovei Iasi |
| 57 | Romania | Bucharest Stock Exchange |
| 58 | Russia | Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX) |
| 59 | Russia | Moscow Stock Exchange |
| 60 | Russia | Russian Trading System Stock Exchange (RTS) |
| 61 | Russia | Samara Currency Interbank Exchange |
| 62 | Russia | St. Petersburg Currency Exchange (SPCEX) |
| 63 | Russia | St. Petersburg Stock Exchange |
| 64 | Russia | Siberian Interbank Currency Exchange |
| 65 | Russia | Ural Regional Currency Exchange |
| 66 | Serbia | Belgrade Stock Exchange |
| 67 | Serbia | Produktna Berze Novi Sad |
| 68 | Slovak Republic | Burza Cenných Papierov v Bratislave |
| 69 | Slovenia | Ljubljanska Borza (Ljubljana Stock Exchange) |
| 70 | Spain | Bolsas y Mercados Espanoles (BME) |
| 71 | Sweden | OMX Stockholm |
| 72 | Switzerland | Swiss Exchange (SWX) |
| 73 | Turkey | Ankara Ticaret Borsasi |
| 74 | Turkey | Istanbul Ticaret Borsasi (Istanbul Commodity Exchange) |
| 75 | Turkey | Istanbul Gold Exchange |
| 76 | Turkey | Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE) |
| 77 | Turkey | Izmir Mercantile Exchange (IME) |
| 78 | Turkey | Polatli Grain Exchange |
| 79 | Ukraine | PFTS Stock Exchange |
| 80 | Ukraine | Ukrainian Agrarian Mercantile Exchange |
| 81 | Ukraine | Ukrainian Stock Exchange |
| 82 | United Kingdom | Baltic Exchange |
| 83 | United Kingdom | Euronext – Liffe |
| 84 | United Kingdom | LCH.Clearnet |
| 85 | United Kingdom | London Metal Exchange |
| 86 | United Kingdom | London Stock Exchange |
| 87 | United Kingdom | PLUS (equity stock exchange) |
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List of Stock Exchanges in Europe
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 12, 2013
3 min read· Last updated: December 7, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Europe hosts a highly fragmented landscape of both national and pan‑European stock and derivatives exchanges.
- Major pan‑European platforms like Euronext and Deutsche Börse’s Frankfurt/Xetra integrate multiple regional markets.
- Specialized exchanges such as Eurex (derivatives) and EEX (energy) coexist alongside national bourses.
- Numerous smaller or newer exchanges operate across Eastern Europe and other regions to serve local markets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the major pan‑European stock exchange groups?
Euronext (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Norway) and Deutsche Börse’s Frankfurt/Xetra are the leading pan‑European exchange groups.
What is Eurex?
Eurex is a major derivatives exchange based in Eschborn near Frankfurt, operated by Deutsche Börse, offering futures and options across equities, rates, indices and more.
Are there regional exchanges beyond the big groups?
Yes—many national or regional exchanges exist across Eastern Europe, the Baltics, Balkans, and elsewhere, serving local securities trading and niche markets.
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