Beeks, nuam partner to deliver cloud infrastructure for exchanges

By Vriti Gothi

Beeks Financial Cloud Group PLC has signed an agreement with nuam, the regional holding company integrating the stock exchanges of Chile, Colombia and Peru, marking Beeks’ fifth new exchange client in 2025. The deal will see Beeks deploy its Exchange Cloud platform to support nuam’s efforts to onboard domestic and international trading participants across the three markets.

nuam is positioning itself as Latin America’s first fully integrated, multi-country exchange, bringing together the Santiago Stock Exchange, Bolsa de Valores de Lima and Bolsa de Valores de Colombia under a single market architecture. The partnership reflects a broader trend among exchanges globally to modernise infrastructure and lower barriers to entry for market participants through managed, cloud-based services.

Under the agreement, nuam will use Beeks’ Exchange Cloud, a fully managed, multi-tenant compute and analytics platform, to provide low-latency, secure infrastructure to trading firms operating in or entering the region. The service is designed to allow exchanges to offer infrastructure directly to participants, shortening onboarding timelines and reducing the need for firms to build and manage their own local technology stacks. The commercial arrangement is based on a revenue-sharing model.

For nuam, the platform is intended to support faster market access for regional and global firms, which in turn is expected to help deepen liquidity across the integrated market. For the wider Latin American capital markets ecosystem, the development underscores how technology standardisation and shared infrastructure are becoming critical enablers of cross-border trading and regional market integration.

“This agreement supports our mission to build Latin America’s first fully integrated multi-country exchange,” said Juan Pablo Córdoba, chief executive officer at nuam. “The new capabilities are an important part of our strategy to offer the market greater liquidity, transparency and efficiency, and new opportunities for issuers, intermediaries and investors across the region.”

For Beeks, the nuam agreement further strengthens its position as an infrastructure partner to exchanges seeking to modernise participant access and diversify revenue streams. Exchange Cloud has been increasingly adopted by exchanges looking to reduce time-to-market for new services, improve infrastructure efficiency and offer more flexible deployment models to trading firms.