Beeks Wins nuam Deal as Latin America Exchange Integration Accelerates
nuam represents a landmark development in Latin American capital markets, bringing together the Santiago Stock Exchange, Bolsa de Valores de Lima and Bolsa de Valores de Colombia under a single, integrated market architecture. As the region’s first multi-country exchange, nuam is focused on improving market accessibility, liquidity and efficiency across borders. Infrastructure scalability and rapid participant onboarding are therefore critical to its strategy.
By selecting Beeks’ Exchange Cloud®, nuam gains a turnkey, fully managed, multitenant compute and analytics platform purpose-built for exchanges. The solution allows nuam to offer cloud infrastructure services directly to market participants, reducing technical barriers to entry while maintaining control over client relationships and branding.
How Exchange Cloud® Supports Multi-Country Market Integration
Under the agreement, nuam will leverage Beeks’ low-latency, secure infrastructure to support participants operating across Chile, Colombia and Peru. The platform is designed to simplify access for both regional and global trading firms, enabling faster onboarding and more efficient market entry. This capability is particularly important for integrated exchanges seeking to attract international liquidity alongside domestic participants.
The deployment aligns with a broader industry trend toward exchanges offering infrastructure-as-a-service to their participants. By outsourcing the complexity of cloud provisioning, monitoring and maintenance to Beeks, nuam can focus on market development while ensuring consistent performance and resilience across jurisdictions. The revenue-sharing model also creates a new commercial channel for the exchange group.
Gordon McArthur, Chief Executive Officer at Beeks, said the partnership reflects a shared ambition to modernise regional markets. “We are proud to partner with nuam as they pioneer a unified regional market across Chile, Colombia and Peru,” he said. “Our Exchange Cloud® platform gives nuam the agility, scalability and global connectivity needed to onboard participants quickly and cost effectively, while nuam retains full control of their client relationships and brand.”
Takeaway: The nuam agreement highlights growing demand from exchanges for turnkey cloud infrastructure that accelerates onboarding, supports cross-border liquidity, and reduces time-to-market.
What the Deal Signals for Beeks’ Exchange Strategy in 2025
The nuam partnership marks Beeks’ fifth new exchange client secured in 2025, reinforcing the momentum behind Exchange Cloud® as a preferred platform for modern exchange operators. As exchanges face pressure to improve efficiency, resilience and participant experience, Beeks is increasingly positioning itself not just as a technology vendor, but as a strategic infrastructure partner.
Juan Pablo Córdoba, CEO at nuam, said the platform plays a key role in delivering the exchange group’s long-term vision. “This agreement supports our mission to build Latin America’s first fully integrated multi-country exchange,” he said. “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.” His comments underline the importance of infrastructure in unlocking cross-border market participation.
For Beeks, continued adoption of Exchange Cloud® by exchanges across different regions strengthens the platform’s credibility as a scalable solution for diverse market structures. As global exchanges look to compete for international order flow and modernise their technology stacks, Beeks’ expanding exchange client base suggests cloud-based infrastructure is becoming a foundational component of next-generation market ecosystems.