EuroCTP submits EU equities consolidated tape bid

EuroCTP has submitted its legit bid to turn out to be the EU consolidated tape supplier (CTP) for stocks and ETFs. 

The three way partnership’s proposal submission follows the release of ESMA’s mushy procedure on 20 June 2025. The bid additionally aligns with the closure of the primary section of the method on 25 July, till which members can check in and post their requests to take part.  

Lately, EuroCTP is the one showed bidder within the procedure, after giant xyt dropped out in June 2025, bringing up a loss of important monetary backing.  

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Talking at the submission, Eglantine Desautel, leader government of EuroCTP stated: “EuroCTP’s submission addresses numerous use instances and we’re assured that it is going above and past the minimal necessities. I’m happy with our crew and the phenomenal dedication they’ve demonstrated in getting ready what we consider is the most powerful conceivable proposal for the primary EU consolidated tape for stocks and ETPs.” 

Because the announcement of EuroCTP as a project within the 3rd quarter of 2023, the company has revel in vital enlargement and improve in its bid to turn out to be the equities CTP. 

Learn extra – Will the Ecu equities tape mushy procedure finally end up as a one-horse race? 

The company is now subsidized via 16 exchanges as shareholders, with Bratislava Inventory Change becoming a member of as the most recent addition only a week previous to the bid submission. 

Moreover, the gang is supported via an advisory committee made up of eleven participants together with representatives from BlackRock, Deutsche Börse and BNP Paribas, with Stephen Dorrian, head of marketplace knowledge and get admission to services and products, Europe, at Cboe becoming a member of as the newest member.  

EuroCTP has indicated that further participants may even sign up for the committee at some point. 

ESMA is predicted to decide at the CTP via the top of 2025.