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FESE - European Exchange Report 2022 And Q2 2023 Capital Markets Fact Sheet

Date 20/07/2023

The European Exchange Report (EER) is the only source that combines trading and financial data on European exchanges. It is a necessary resource for anyone who wants a better understanding of Europe's diverse securities trading landscape. 
 
The report includes a one-page statement on the financial and trading figures of each FESE Member including:
  1. Company information — Contact details, sectors, number of employees, and other company information.
  2. Trading figures — Comparable trading statistics in line with the FESE Statistics methodology.
  3. Financial figures — Detailed information on revenues, costs, and net income including their breakdown, allowing for easy and transparent comparison of key financial data.
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Capital Markets Fact Sheet - Q2 2023

A quarterly visual overview of trading on European capital markets from FESE's stats team

Decreasing, yet persistent inflation, along with increasing interest rates and geopolitical effects brought about by the war in Ukraine, despite falling energy prices in Europe, could still be impacting trading in markets. 
 
Despite mild increases, IPOs remain low
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Data provided by FESE members illustrates that turnover in capital markets in Q2 has dropped in all asset classes in comparison to the first quarter. The same trend can be observed on a year-on-year basis, except for bonds.

Despite slight increases compared to the previous quarter, the number of new listings, IPOs, and total investment flows remain low. 

Turnover for aggregated futures and options, as well as bond derivatives, shows quarterly declines of more than 30%.

Equity turnover in Q2 among FESE members is at its lowest level since Q1 2019. Across European venues, it has also declined on a quarterly and yearly basis.

Turnover for bonds remains relatively stable overall since Q3 2021. 

ETF trading growth comes to a halt as the downward trend recorded since Q1 2022 continues, following small increases registered in Q1 this year.
Yearly and quarterly drop in turnover for derivatives 
 Lowest equity turnover since 2019
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