Exhibit 99.2

| Q1’14 UPDATE MAY 2014 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

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| INTRODUCTION Completion of separation of Euronext from ICE has enabled the management to start delivering on its strategy Q1’14 performance has been strong with positive momentum Robust listing performance with over 18bn raised in Q1’14 Strong trading activity with Euronext cash equity volumes up 22% Q1’14/Q1’13, ETFs +8%, Funds +11%, Structured products +7% In Derivatives, continued high investor risk appetite and lower volatility combined with reduced leveraging dampened usage of our Index future and Index options with daily trades growing at a lower rate of +2% and +7% respectively Q1’14/Q1’13 . Individual equity options underperformed at -16%, but with stable market share. New product roll-out underway, with 86 single stock futures live Events in Ukraine drove strong performance in our commodities business, with volumes up 20% and 100 new individual traders from 15 clients signing up for our incentive scheme Market data and indices revenues +10% vs. Q1’13 due to price increases, index constituent weights and an increase in index licence revenues from new leveraged products Improving European corporate earnings and growth outlook. Favourable cyclical and structural tailwinds Cost under control Maintained confidence in medium to long term targets in terms of revenues, efficiencies and profitability 3

| STRONG QUARTER FOR LISTING Euronext capital raised through IPOs ( mm) Comments Strong quarter both in terms of number of new listings and 2,138 in terms of capital raised (Amsterdam) 7 (Amsterdam) Q1’13 Q1’14 (Paris) Euronext number of IPOs (Lisbon) 6 Robust pipeline for the coming quarters 2 Q1’13 Q1’14 4

| DYNAMIC CASH TRADING Key business figures Comments Daily volumes on Euronext stocks1 ( bn/day) +39% Strong increase in volumes Q/Q benefiting from market recovery 10 9 Stable market share (65.6% in Q1’14 vs. 64.7% in Q1’13) 8 Global revenue per trade stable due to fee increases in 7 February 2014 and change in the mix of volumes driving down 6 the average fee per trade Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar New initiative highlights: 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 New service for admission of active open-end funds to trading Average daily trades Q/Q2 (‘000) in Paris +15.7% +16.1% +8.4% +8.0% (7.2%) Launch of NAV Trading Facility for ETFs, with ABN Amro Basic 1,593 Funds N.V. the first firm launch products in Amsterdam 1,538 Q1’13 Q1’14 1,377 Blackrock iShares chooses Euronext Amsterdam to list the first 1,325 35 ETF in continental Europe using an international security 33 structure 14 15 6 5 APG to become intermediated participant on BondMatch Total Cash Equities ETF Structured Bonds Revenue per trade4 Products 0.42 0.43 Average daily turnover Q/Q3 ( mm) +20.6% +21.7% +8.3% +6.8% (7.0%) 6,514 Q1’13 Q1’14 6,125 5,400 5,032 266 246 69 74 53 49 Q1’13 Q1’14 Total Cash Equities ETF Structured Bonds Products ¹ Including MTFs and excluding OTC; 2 Electronic order book, double counted; total cash including Alternext and Marché Libre; 3 Electronic order book, single counted; total cash including Alternext and Marché Libre; 4 Total cash trading revenues divided by total cash trades 5

| DERIVATIVES TRADING Key business figures Comments Derivatives daily trades down 6% Q/Q, due to lower volatility and Euronext number of contracts traded (lots in mm) market share loss in individual equity options. Index future trades +2% and Index options +7% 40 37 38 34 34 Quarterly revenues impacted by the fee decrease in French equity options in June 2013 as well as a slight volume mix impact New initiative highlights: Launched an enlarged suite of Single Stock Futures on a range of Q1’13 Q2’13 Q3’13 Q4’13 Q1’14 liquid Euronext listed stocks. More products launched in Q1 ‘14 than previous 2-years combined Euronext notional value ( bn) Combined Rapeseed derivatives complex by the end of 2014, offering the industry both Rapeseed meal and Rapeseed oil 879 812 futures and options in individual contracts 754 746 712 Successful take up of NMP scheme for commodities, with 100 traders across 15 clients from 8 cities signed up in first month Derivative market data services split from LIFFE Improved licence contracts for the issuance of index leverage Q1’13 Q2’13 Q3’13 Q4’13 Q1’14 products and ETFs Revenue per trade1 Average daily trades Q/Q (‘000) (5.7%) (15.6%) +1.8% +6.7% +19.7% 0.35 0.33 651 614 Q1’13 Q1’14 345 291 195 199 69 74 42 50 Total Equity options Index futures Index options Commodities derivatives Q1’13 Q1’14 ¹ Total derivatives trading revenues divided by total derivatives number of contracts traded 6

| I Financials 7

| SIMPLIFIED INCOME STATEMENT Income statement (unaudited¹) Comments ( mm) Q1’13 Q1’14 Strong European IPO and trading activity with Q1’14 equity volumes up 24% year on year for Third party revenue 98 106 Euronext Related party revenue 22 7 Total revenues 120 114 Other businesses, apart from related party Salaries and employee benefits (37) (31) revenue, remained largely stable Other expenses (39) (30) Decrease in related party revenue largely Total expenses (excluding D&A) (76) (61) related to the shift to transitional SLAs for IT EBITDA 44 52 support services provided to Liffe Margin 37% 46% Termination expected as soon as Liffe has Depreciation and amortisation (5) (5) completed its migration to the ICE Total expenses (81) (66) technology platform Operating profit (before exceptional items) 39 47 Exceptional expenses primarily related to Margin 33% 42% restructuring costs in Paris and UK as well as Exceptional items 0 (12) some IPO related expenses Operating profit 39 35 Increase in income tax expense mainly due to Net financing income / (expense) 1 (1) the write off of a deferred tax asset of 15mm Result from equity investments and other relating to the previous license of UTP in 0 0 income France Profit before income tax 40 34 Normalized tax rate excluding discrete Income tax expense (15) (27) items is 31% Tax rate 38% 78% Profit for the quarter 25 8 ¹ Audited financials for Q1’13 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course 8

| ADJUSTED AND ESTIMATED REVENUES Adjusted and estimated revenues (unaudited1) Comments ( mm) Q1’13 Q1’14 Strong positive volumes growth experienced in listing and cash trading on the cusp of European recovery Listing 11 14 Other businesses, apart from related party revenue, remained largely stable Trading revenue 50 56 Related party revenue correspond to SLAs o/w cash trading 36 44 Termination expected as soon as LIFFE has completed its migration to the ICE technology platform o/w derivatives trading 14 13 Real estate services expected to kick in in Q2 Market data & indices 20 22 Post-trade 5 6 Market solutions & other 11 9 Evolution of related party revenue (unaudited1) Related party revenue 22 7 ( mm) Q1’13 Q1’14 Total revenue 120 114 IT op. and maintenance services LIFFE 22 6 Estimated derivatives clearing revenue 12 12 UTP R&D services 1 0 Related party revenue (22) (7) Other ancillary services 0 1 Adjusted and estimated total revenue2 110 119 Total related party revenue 22 7 1 Audited financials for Q1’13 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course; 2 A reconciliation of adjusted and estimated revenue to reported revenue for the Q1’14, as well as a description of the related adjustment and estimates used to derive the adjusted and estimated revenue figures from reported revenues are detailed on slide 18. The adjusted and estimated revenues are not audited. They should not be considered as an alternative to, or more meaningful than, and should be read in conjunction with, reported revenues and may not be indicative of future revenues. This includes the estimated derivatives clearing revenue. The Company has estimated that had the Derivatives Clearing Agreement with LCH.Clearnet SA described on slide 50 of the analyst presentation of the Analyst Presentation been in effect from January 1, 2014, the Company would have generated 7mm in additional expenses. The estimated derivatives clearing revenues and expenses are not audited 9

| OPERATING EXPENSES Operating expenses1 Comments Q1’13 inflated by exceptional items ( mm) FY13 Q1’13 Q1’14 Q1’14 not fully representative of the run rate for the other quarters of the year Salaries and employee benefits (133) (37) (31) Strong confidence regarding achievement of 60mm efficiencies System and communications (26) (6) (6) SLA related cost will fall off when SLAs end Cost discipline and efficiencies potential over 3 years Professional services (59) (15) (13) Decrease in salaries and employee benefits to 31mm from 37mm Accommodation (18) (4) (5) Salaries in Q1’14 not representative of the run rate looking forward PSA retrocession (14) (5) 0 Decrease in headcount Ongoing hiring expected Other expenses (32) (9) (7) LTIP not accounted for in Q1’14 Total operational expenses Non-recurring expenses associated with CBH to impact (282) (76) (61) (excl. D&A) 2014 from Q2’14 Expenses to be paid under the Derivatives Clearing Depreciation and amortisation (20) (5) (5) Agreement are estimated to amount to 7mm2 and are not included in the figures in the table in Q1’13 or Q1’14 Total operational expenses (302) (81) (66) 1 2013 financials are audited. Q1’13 and Q1’14 financials are unaudited. Audited financials for Q1’13 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course 2 The Company has estimated that had the Derivatives Clearing Agreement with LCH.Clearnet SA described on slide 50 of the analyst presentation of the Analyst Presentation been in effect from January 1, 2014, the Company would have generated 12mm in additional revenues. The estimated derivatives clearing revenues and expenses are not audited 3 Before tax. The expected operating efficiencies and cost savings were prepared on the basis of a number of assumptions, projections and estimates, many of which depend on factors that are beyond the Company’s control. These assumptions, projections and estimates are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and actual results may differ, perhaps materially, from those projected. The Company cannot provide any assurance that these assumptions are correct and that these projections and estimates will reflect the Company’s actual results of operations 10

| PROFITABILITY Summary of reported income statement (unaudited1) Operational margins (unaudited Revenue evolution and profitability (unaudited 1) 1) ( mm) FY13 Q1’13 Q1’14 Adjusted and estimated revenue ( mm) Third party revenue 387 98 106 Reported EBITDA margin Related party revenue 95 22 7 433 Total revenue 482 120 114 Total op. expenses (excl. D&A) (282) (76) (61) 119 EBITDA 200 44 52 110 Reported margin 42% 37% 46% Depreciation & amortization (20) (5) (5) 46% Operating profit 42% 180 39 47 (before exceptional items) Margin 37% 33% 42% 37% Other items (41) 1 (13) Profit before income tax 139 40 34 Income tax expense (52) (15) (27) Tax rate 37% 38% 78% Profit for the period 88 25 8 FY13 Q1’13 Q1’14 1 Audited financials for Q1’13 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course. Estimated derivatives clearing revenues and expenses are not audited 11

| BALANCE SHEET Balance sheet summary Comments ( mm) FY13 Q1’14 All short-term related party loans and borrowings with the Non-current assets Parent linked to historical NYSE Euronext Group have been Property, plant and equipment 28 29 cash-settled Goodwill and other intangibles 324 321 Euronext is targeting the following key financial items for Financial investments 48 48 the newly created Euronext Group N.V. entity Other non-current assets 24 10 Gross debt: 250mm Current assets Operating cash and cash equivalents: 150mm Cash and cash equivalents 81 62 Related party loans 269 0 Financial investments of 48mm currently not Other current assets 124 125 including Euroclear direct investment of 63mm (post balance sheet event) Total assets 898 594 Low leverage ratio compared to other European exchanges Non-current liabilities Low capital intensity business model Related party borrowings 40 0 No capital requirement from clearing partnership Other non-current liabilities 18 19 Current liabilities No risk taking or credit exposure Related party borrowings 407 0 No exposure to credit risk or counterparty risk Trade and other payables 144 134 Other current liabilities 55 89 Total liabilities 664 242 Total parent’s net investment 234 352 Solid balance sheet with conservative leverage Note: Audited financials for 2013 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course 12

| CASH FLOW STATEMENT Cash flow statement (unaudited1) ( mm) Q1’13 Q1’14 Net cash provided by / (used in) operating activities 29 28 Net cash provided by / (used in) investing activities (2) (3) o/w capital expenditures (1) (5) Net cash provided by / (used in) financing activities 16 (45) Non cash exchange gains / (losses) on cash and cash equivalents (0) 0 Net increase / (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 43 (19) Cash and cash equivalents beginning of period 14 81 Cash and cash equivalents end of period 56 62 Net cash provided by operating activities principally affected by Adjustment to profit before income tax for impairment losses Income tax paid Adjustment to profit before income tax for changes in working capital Net cash provided by investing activities principally affected by Cash outflows for purchase of property, plant and equipment Net purchase of short-term investments and purchase of intangible assets Net cash used in financing activities reflects Cash-settlement of all the short-term related party loans and borrowings 1 Audited financials for Q1’13 and Q1’14 to be provided in due course 13

| MEDIUM TO LONG TERM OBJECTIVES Targeted medium to long term adjusted and estimated revenue CAGR of c.5%2 Operating optimisation and efficiencies of c. 60mm1 by the end of the next 3 years Improving margins, with medium to long term EBITDA margin target of approximately 45%2 Targeted medium to long term dividend payout ratio of approximately 50% of net income2 1 Before tax. The expected operating efficiencies and cost savings were prepared on the basis of a number of assumptions, projections and estimates, many of which depend on factors that are beyond the Company’s control. These assumptions, projections and estimates are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and actual results may differ, perhaps materially, from those projected. The Company cannot provide any assurance that these assumptions are correct and that these projections and estimates will reflect the Company’s actual results of operations 2 These financial objectives are internal objectives of the Company to measure its operational performance and should not be read as indicating that the Company is targeting such metrics for any particular fiscal year. The Company’s ability to achieve these financial objectives is inherently subject to significant business, economic and competitive uncertainties and contingencies, many of which are beyond the Company’s control, and upon assumptions with respect to future business decisions that are subject to change. As a result, the Company’s actual results may vary from these financial objectives, and those variations may be material 14

| II Concluding remarks 15

| KEY TAKEAWAYS Strong Q1 performance Confidence in positive momentum with structural and cyclical tailwinds Cost discipline and synergy plan on track Confidence in medium to long term targets 16

| EURONEXT: AN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT PROPOSITION Leading pan-European equities and derivatives platform with unique single order book model creating 1 unrivalled depth and liquidity 2 Established and diversified sources of revenues 3 State-of-the-art multi-product, multi-currency and low latency technology platform 4 European economy on the cusp of recovery with favourable sector dynamics and increasing market activity Independence allows new strategy to be executed, increasing potential for product innovation, asset class 5 diversification, operating optimisation and efficiencies 6 Low capital intensity, resilient free cash flow generation and strong dividend potential 7 Experienced management team with a deep bench of talent 17

| III Appendix 18

| ADJUSTED AND ESTIMATED REVENUES RECONCILIATION Q1f14 adjusted and estimated revenues (unaudited, mm) 150 12 7 114 119 9 6 22 100 (7) 13 44 50 14 0 Listing Cash Derivatives Market data Post-trade Market Related party Total Estimated Related party Adjusted trading trading & indices (Interbolsa) solutions revenue revenue derivatives revenue and & other clearing estimated revenue total revenue Adjustment and estimation The Q1’14 adjusted and estimated revenue figures presented in this document were computed by making the adjustment to the reported revenues for the first quarter 2014, and adding the estimated revenues, described below. The adjusted and estimated revenues are not audited. They should not be considered as an alternative to, or more meaningful than, and should be read in conjunction with, reported revenues. The estimates are intended to provide information about how the Derivatives Clearing Agreement with LCH.Clearnet SA described on slide 50 of the Analyst Presentation might have affected the Company’s revenues had it become effective at an earlier time. The estimates do not necessarily reflect the Company’s revenues that would actually have resulted had the Derivatives Clearing Agreement with LCH.Clearnet SA described on slide 50 of the Analyst Presentation become effective as of January 1, 2014, nor should they be taken as necessarily indicative of the Company’s future revenues. Adjustment Related party revenue: As a consequence of the expected termination of the transitional SLAs for IT support services provided to Liffe by the Company (once Liffe will have completed its migration to the ICE technology platform), the Company is anticipating that 7mm of revenues will not be recurring Estimation Estimated derivatives clearing revenue: The Company has estimated that had the Derivatives Clearing Agreement with LCH.Clearnet SA described on slide 50 of the Analyst Presentation been in effect from January 1, 2014, the Company would have generated 12mm in additional revenues and 7mm in additional expenses. The estimated derivatives clearing revenues and expenses are not audited. These estimations have been calculated on the basis of historical volumes and terms agreed with LCH.Clearnet SA 19