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Euronext changes
Hello, I have two questions about your edits of the article Euronext. 1) In section Acquisition of Liffe you've modified all references to Liffe Connect to be UTP. I have not found any sources siting that the exchanges in the section listed have migrated to UTP, and all the references sited identify the trading platforms as Liffe Connect. I believe that currently CME / CBOT are now running on a different trading platform altogether. Would you mind if that gets reverted back to Liffe Connect? 2) You've changed the name of the company to be Euronext Group. I didn't see in the article sited the new name. Are you sure the company has changed its name? Besenok (talk) 08:34, 5 April 2014 (UTC)

Hi there, Regarding your second question, you are right, the article does not mention the exact name “Euronext Group” but the use of Euronext N.V. is also no longer appropriate considering the group’s status changed legally after its acquisition by ICE. The article states that Euronext would soon become independent, and hence Euronext Group, but perhaps I did jump the gun by renaming it Euronext Group before an official press release. I propose to change it to “Euronext” for the time being until the official press release with the change of name is released. It is referred to as Euronext in the FT article I have cited. Does this work for you?

As goes for Liffe Connect, I actually found a document that I forgot to cite, in which it states in the introduction that “The NYSE Euronext Universal Trading Platform (UTP) is replacing all legacy European and U.S. Cash and Derivatives Trading Platforms. The implementation is phased by business and location, having started with the European Cash markets at the end of 2008." • Wallnut tree (talk) 15:40, 7 April 2014 (GMT +1)

For the name - thank you. For UTP - There is a difference between NYSE Euronext announcing that they moved their own platforms to UTP vs. what their customers decided to do. For example Warsaw was also an old customer of NYSE Technologies for their previous trading platform, but didn't switch to UTP until 2013. Liffe.connect was the Derivative trading platform. I believe CME moved all their subsidiaries to their own trading platform as soon as they could, and never transferred to UTP. Here are the links I've found so far on their clients. http://www.cmegroup.com/company/cbot.html "CME Group brings buyers and sellers together through the CME Globex electronic trading platform" http://www.cmegroup.com/confluence/display/EPICSANDBOX/CME+Globex http://www.cmegroup.com/international/partnership-resources/mgex-resources.html "The agreement allows MGEX Hard Red Spring Wheat futures trading activity to be conducted exclusively on the CME Globex trading platform" http://investor.cmegroup.com/investor-relations/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=724476 "Beginning today, CME and CBOT members and KCBT permit holders will immediately benefit from the ability to trade each other's wheat futures and options products in a more cost-effective manner on the CME Globex electronic trading platform"
 * CBOT uses CME Globex
 * Minneapolis
 * Kansas City (2012)

To the contrary, the following did switch to UTP: http://nysetechtalk.com/?nyse_article=warsaw-stock-exchange-goes-global-with-utp-2 http://www.world-exchanges.org/news-views/warsaw-stock-exchange-formally-accepts-utp-system Appears to have UTP, and no mention of migration (so far) to any other platform https://www.bourse.lu/luxembourg-stock-exchange-history "The Luxembourg Stock Exchange successfully migrated all securities listed on its two markets, the regulated market and the Euro MTF market, to the Universal Trading Platform or UTP of NYSE Euronext" http://www.qe.com.qa/pps/qe/qe+english+portal/Pages/Investor+Corner/UTP "Qatar Exchange will migrate from its current trading platform Horizon to UTP (Universal Trading Platform) on September 5th 2010." http://www.nyse.com/press/1395073823962.html Besenok (talk) 22:52, 7 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Warsaw accepts UTP
 * Luxembourg Stock Exchange
 * Qatar Exchange
 * Press release on MENA exchanges moving to UTP.

Thank you for the information, it is definitely very useful and updates should certainly be made on the Wikipedia page. In light of these facts I propose the following: 1) Since the page concerns Euronext, and its migration to the UTP, I suggest deleting the information about the Kansas City Board of Trade and Minneapolis Grain Exchange since it is incorrect and they did not migrate to UTP. 2) Then to add a couple of lines about those who did switch to UTP, specifically Warsaw stock exchange, Luxembourg stock exchange, Qatar and four MENA exchanges.

I will make the changes but if you disagree then we can discuss further. Wallnut tree (talk) 13:23, 8 April 2014 (GMT+1)

After doing some additional research, I changed the UTP references back to LIFFE CONNECT as that was the system being utilised at the time, and added a new paragraph about those exchanges that did switch to UTP. Wallnut tree (talk) 15:12, 8 April 2014 (GMT+1) All definitely works. Thank you very much. I feel kind of guilty that you're making all of the changes, but I didn't want to impose any changes without checking with you first. Besenok (talk) 18:02, 8 April 2014 (UTC)

No problem! Happy to help and make sure all the information is accurate. Quick question: since the information has now been updated since 2012, as well as the recent ICE acquisition, is it possible to remove the banner at the top that states information is out of date? Or does somebody else have to do it? Wallnut tree (talk) 10:52, 15 April 2014 (GMT+1)

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