Unaudited - IFRS 1st Quarter
In thousands of euros 2007 2006 Change
Listing fees 12 242 8 877 37,9%
Cash trading 89 920 73 065 23,1%
Derivatives trading 115 274 97 770 17,9%
MTS revenue 6 134 5 984 2,5%
Settlement and custody 3 940 3 537 11,4%
Information services 32 810 26 176 25,3%
Sales of developed software 44 720 44 602 0,3%
Other Revenues 5 040 8 113 -37,9%
Total revenues 310 079 268 124 15,6%

Listing fees: Primary activity has been strong over the first quarter, with 25 new listings compared to 20 during the same quarter in 2006. The success of Alternext is confirmed with 86 companies listed including 11 new listings over the quarter. As a result, quarterly revenues amounted to €12.2m,
representing an increase of 37.9% compared to the same quarter a year ago.
Cash trading: The first quarter of 2007 has been the best one ever on Euronext cash markets, with nearly 74 million cash transactions completed. Compared with the 57.7 million transactions recorded during the same quarter in 2006, this represents an increase of 28.1%.
Thanks to this high level of activity, revenues from cash trading amounted to €89.9m in Q1, 2007 (+23.1% compared to the €73.1m booked in the same quarter last year).
Derivatives trading: Euronext.liffe traded a record quarter across all the product lines of derivatives products: equity products including B-Clear products (+18% YOY), interest rates products (+23% YOY) and commodity products (+17% YOY).
B-Clear, the Exchange’s wholesale administration and clearing service, confirms its strong success:
more than 21 million contracts have been dealt over the first 3 months of the year.
Revenues from derivatives trading stood at €115.3m, +17.9% compared to the level of Q1, 2006 (€97.8m).
MTS fixed-income: Revenues realised in Q1, 2007 were €6.1m, an increase of 2.5% compared to Q1, 2006, benefiting from record volumes for the Repo and BondVision markets.

Settlement and custody: This activity has been healthy this quarter, registering a progress in its revenues of 11.4%, to €3.9m, thanks to the rise of share market prices and combined with an increase in volumes.

Information services: This activity benefited from the growth in the number of terminals, and from the contribution of Hugin from the 1st of January 2007 (€2.9m) and CompanyNews from March 2006 (€1m
in Q1, 2007).
As a result, quarterly revenues progressed by more than 25%, passing from €26.2m in Q1, 2006 to €32.8m this quarter.
Sales of software: GL Trade realised stable revenues compared to last year, amounting to €44.7m as a combination of the sale of Fermat on 1 January 2007 and the integration of OBMS (acquired in September 2006) and Emos (acquired in July 2006).
Other Revenues: These revenues amounted to €5.0m this quarter. The decrease of €3.1m compar