Interested in Listings

This process allows a company to raise capital from a wide range of investors and meets standard listing requirements, such as financial disclosures and corporate governance.

Ideal for: Companies seeking to raise capital and increase brand visibility.

Process: Conduct an IPO with an underwriter, fulfill disclosure requirements, and meet regulatory standards.

Benefits: Access to a broad investor base, increased liquidity, and enhanced company profile.

Unlike cross-listing, which uses the primary exchange’s regulatory framework, dual listing requires meeting all the regulatory requirements of both exchanges independently.

Ideal for: Large companies seeking full participation in two different markets.

Process: Complete two separate listing applications, fulfilling the regulatory requirements and disclosures for each.

Benefits: Full exposure in two markets, increased share liquidity, and access to investors from multiple regions.

This approach can broaden investor reach and enhance liquidity while giving the company exposure to international markets.

Ideal for: Companies seeking to attract international investors or boost visibility in new markets.

Process: List shares on another exchange outside of the company’s primary market, fulfilling local regulatory requirements.

Benefits: Increased liquidity, international recognition, and access to a diverse investor base.

This path has been developed to provide flexibility for REM companies with unique structures and capital needs. This type of listing is ideal for companies that want to go public without underwriting fees.

Ideal for: REM companies with substantial brand equity or those able to attract public market interest without the need for IPO marketing efforts.

Process: The company registers its existing shares with the exchange, meets required listing standards, and begins public trading directly.

Benefits: Lower costs, avoids share dilution, and allows market-driven share pricing.

In a standard listing, bonds or structured products are admitted to the exchange following full regulatory review and compliance with standard listing requirements. This type of listing suits issuers looking to access a wider investor base and gain market visibility while maintaining high levels of transparency.

Ideal for: Issuers seeking to raise capital from a broad pool of investors and willing to meet regular compliance and reporting standards.

Process: Submit an application including documentation such as prospectuses, audited financials, and evidence of compliance with listing standards. After approval, the bonds or structured products are admitted to trading.

Benefits: increased liquidity, transparency and credibility, tax benefits.

The company maintains primary listing compliance with one exchange but meets the regulatory requirements of both.

Ideal for: Issuers seeking to maximize visibility and liquidity in multiple regions with strong investor bases.

Process: Similar to cross-listing but requires fulfilling regulatory compliance for both exchanges. Once admitted, the bond or structured product trades on both exchanges simultaneously, providing dual exposure.

Benefits: increased liquidity, transparency and credibility, tax benefits.

In a cross-listing, bonds or structured products already listed on a primary exchange are admitted to trading on an additional exchange. This approach increases access to different markets and investor bases.

Ideal for: Issuers wanting to broaden their investor reach across multiple markets without additional issuance.

Process: The issuer provides documentation from the primary listing and meets specific requirements of the secondary exchange. Approval allows the security to be traded in multiple jurisdictions.

Benefits: increased liquidity, transparency and credibility, tax benefits.