Our membership application process
The Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) is home to some of the world’s most sought-after securities and counts a distinct group of trading members. Looking to give your clients access to a truly diversified portfolio? LuxSE trading members have access to more than 41,000 securities across our two markets – the EU-regulated Bourse de Luxembourg market and our exchange-regulated market Euro MTF. To start your trading journey at LuxSE and gain access to a wide range of securities, all you have to do is complete our 4-step application process outlined below.
All new membership applications are handled by our Markets & Surveillance team.
A.
Check your eligibility
Only credit institutions and investment firms can become trading members
B.
Choose your desired membership type and complete the application forms
The relevant application forms are available on our website
C.
Complete and sign the member commitment form
Our member commitment form is also available on our website
D.
Send all completed forms to LuxSE
Send the application forms together with the member commitment form to membership@luxse.com
E.
Await confirmation of membership
Once your membership application has been carefully reviewed by our Markets & Surveillance team, a confirmation will be sent by email
Once accepted as a trading member of LuxSE, it is time to define the best approach for your technical connection. You can choose to either connect to our trading platform through your own system or choose to be serviced by an Independent Software Vendor (ISV).
Below is a list of our trusted ISVs:
- AxeTrading
- Bloomberg
- Charm
- Euronext Technology Solutions (Ex Gatelab)
- ION (Ex Fidessa)
- FIS (Ex Sungard)
- GenXs
- Horizon Software
- Itiviti
- List
- SLIB
- tick-TS T
- TSIMAGINE
- Valantic
As our markets are hosted on Euronext’s leading Optiq platform, the technical process of configuration and testing will involve coordination between the applicant and Euronext. If the applicant uses an ISV, the ISV will also be involved during this stage. If an in-house solution is being used instead of an ISV, internal departments will be asked to be involved in its testing.
