Group centre of excellence for debt and funds listings.
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The Irish Stock Exchange plc, now trading as Euronext Dublin, joined the Euronext Group in March 2018. In joining the Euronext Federal model group, Euronext Dublin serves as the groups centre of excellence for Debt andFunds listings.
As part of Euronext since 2018, we provide Irish and international companies with access to European capital markets to support their fundraising and growth ambitions. With an expanding international member base, trading on our pan-EU platform Optiq® and settlement in Euroclear Bank, we are the centre of liquidity for trading in Irish shares. As the Centre of Excellence for bond and funds listings, Euronext Dublin is the leading exchange globally for listing bonds and investment funds. We have an expert team and efficient processes to support your listing journey with us.
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List ETFs
Ireland is Europe’s largest ETF domicile, and Dublin has long been a global leader in listing ETF’s, and now that Dublin has joined Euronext, issuers can access our 5local markets in Europe (Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin, Lisbon and Paris) for the listing of Equity or Fixed income ETFs. Furthermore, these listings can be processed in 3-5 business days - the fastest listing process in Europe.
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Euronext has over 48,000 bonds listed representing 100+ countries around the world and is ranked the #1 stock exchange for bond listings.
As the largest bond-listing venue in the world, Euronext is the venue of choice for issuers around the globe. To learn more about recent bond listings, see our Blog.
Migration of Issuer CSD services for Irish Securities
Learn more about the 2021 migration of Issuer CSD services for Irish Securities
Regulatory responsibilities
European directives drive markets and securities regulation. In Ireland, The Irish Stock Exchange plc, trading as Euronext Dublin, sets listing requirements for issuers.
The Irish Stock Exchange plc, trading as Euronext Dublin, is also authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland to operate its four securities markets – Euronext Dublin, Euronext Growth, the Global Exchange Market (GEM) and the Atlantic Securities Market (ASM).
AUTHORISED BY
Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation
REGULATORY BASIS
European Communities (Admission to Listing and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2007, as amended
WHAT THIS MEANS?
We admit securities to listing in Ireland. Find out more about how to list bonds, shares, investment funds, and exchange traded fundson our markets.
AUTHORISED BY
ANNA (the Association of National Numbering Agencies)
REGULATORY BASIS
WHAT THIS MEANS?
We provide ISINs (International Security Identification Number, FISN (Financial Instrument Short Name) & CFI (Classification of Financial Instrument) codes for securities domiciled in Ireland.
AUTHORISED BY
Central Bank of Ireland
REGULATORY BASIS
European Union (Markets inFinancial Instruments) Regulations 2017
WHAT THIS MEANS?
We are authorised to operate 4 markets for securities:
- Euronext Dublin (regulated market)
- Euronext Growth (MTF)
- Global Exchange Market (MTF)
- Atlantic Securities Market (MTF).
AUTHORISED BY
Global Legal Identifier Foundation (GLEIF)
REGULATORY BASIS
WHAT THIS MEANS?
We are accredited by the GLEIF to issue LEI (Legal Entity Identifiers) - a global reference code which uniquely identifies each legal entity that engages in a financial transaction. Find out more about ourLEI services.
AUTHORISED BY
The Central Bank of Ireland
REGULATORY BASIS
Transparency (Directive 2004/109/EC) Regulations 2007
WHAT THIS MEANS?
We store “regulated information” as defined under the Transparency Directive so investors can access it easily.
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Issuer compliance with EU Legislation
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English 06/06/2019 Issuer compliance with EU Legislation /sites/default/files/2019-08/21072019%20Issuer%20Compliance%20with%20EU%20legislation%20.pdf
Stamp Duty and shares, stocks and marketable securities
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Terms of Reference Board and Committees
English Version
English 06/06/2019 Terms of Reference Board and Committees /sites/default/files/2019-06/Terms-of-Reference-Board-and-Committees.pdf
- Euronext Dublin
- Harmonised rules
- Non harmonised rules
- Euronext Growth
- Global Exchange Market (GEM)
Investment funds listing rules
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Consultation Paper on amendments to investment funds listing rules - Oct 2021
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English 21/10/2021 Consultation Paper on amendments to investment funds listing rules - Oct 2021 /sites/default/files/2021-10/Consultation%20Paper%20on%20amendments%20to%20investment%20funds%20listing%20rules%20Oct%202021.pdf
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Funds Code blacklined - Oct 2021
English Version
English 21/10/2021 Funds Code blacklined - Oct 2021 /sites/default/files/2021-10/Funds%20Code%20blacklined%20Oct%202021.pdf
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English 28/07/2022 Feedback statement July 2022 /sites/default/files/2022-07/Feedback%20statement%20July%202022%20.pdf
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Euronext Growth
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Feedback statement - Consultation paper 21-01
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Feedback statement - Consultation paper 21-01 English
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22/12/2021
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Consultation paper – 21-01 - Euronext Growth Dublin
English Version
English 19/05/2021 Consultation paper – 21-01 - Euronext Growth Dublin /sites/default/files/2021-05/Consultation%20paper%2021-01.pdf
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Euronext Growth Rule Book PART II Dublin
English Version
English 19/05/2021 Euronext Growth Rule Book PART II Dublin /sites/default/files/2021-05/Euronext%20Growth%20Rule%20Book%20PART%20II%20Dublin%20clean%20draft.pdf
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Euronext Growth Rule Book Part II Dublin (marked up)
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English 19/05/2021 Euronext Growth Rule Book Part II Dublin (marked up) /sites/default/files/2021-05/Euronext%20Growth%20Rule%20Book%20PART%20II%20Dublin%20marked%20up%20draft.pdf
From Railroads to REITs:Ahistory of Euronext Dublin
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2018
2018
2018 The Irish Stock Exchange is acquired by Euronext and now operates under the trading name Euronext Dublin The Irish Stock Exchange is acquired by Euronext and now operates under the trading name Euronext Dublin -
2014
2014
2014 The Irish Stock Exchange Limited changes its corporate structure and becomes The Irish Stock Exchange Plc The Irish Stock Exchange Limited changes its corporate structure and becomes The Irish Stock Exchange Plc -
2013
2013
2013 ISE admits REITs (a property based company or fund) for the first time ISE admits REITs (a property based company or fund) for the first time -
2000
2000
2000 ISE commences international debt listing business ISE commences international debt listing business 2000 ISE closes its market floor and electronic trading begins ISE closes its market floor and electronic trading begins -
1999
1999
1999 First member firm outside UK and Ireland (Deutsche Bank) joins the ISE First member firm outside UK and Ireland (Deutsche Bank) joins the ISE -
1995
1995
1995 First two UK-based members join The Irish Stock Exchange Limited First two UK-based members join The Irish Stock Exchange Limited 1995 ISE becomes independent again, forming The Irish Stock Exchange Limited ISE becomes independent again, forming The Irish Stock Exchange Limited -
1990
1990
1990 Funds first start to list on the ISE Funds first start to list on the ISE -
1989
1989
1989 Introduction of first ISEQ equity index Introduction of first ISEQ equity index -
1987
1987
1987 The Stock Exchange is renamed as the International Stock Exchange of the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland Limit The Stock Exchange is renamed as the International Stock Exchange of the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland Limited -
1986
1986
1986 “Big Bang” introduces major changes to market systems and the operation of the London and Irish markets “Big Bang” introduces major changes to market systems and the operation of the London and Irish markets -
1985
1985
1985 ISE becomes the competent authority for listing in Ireland ISE becomes the competent authority for listing in Ireland -
1980
1980
1980s Boom in listing and trading of shares in oil exploration companies Boom in listing and trading of shares in oil exploration companies -
1973
1973
1973 Merger of the ISE and UK Stock Exchanges to form The Stock Exchange Merger of the ISE and UK Stock Exchanges to form The Stock Exchange -
1971
1971
1971 Dublin Stock Exchange changes its name to the Irish Stock Exchange. Dublin Stock Exchange changes its name to the Irish Stock Exchange. Cork Stock Exchange and Irish Members of the Provincial Brokers Stock Exchange become part of the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) -
1939
1939
1939 Dublin Stock Exchange closes for trading from 1 September to 5 September 1939 on the outbreak of World War Two Dublin Stock Exchange closes for trading from 1 September to 5 September 1939 on the outbreak of World War Two -
1925
1925
1925 One of the first woman members of any stock exchange in the world, Oonah Keogh, admitted to the Dublin Stock Exchange One of the first woman members of any stock exchange in the world, Oonah Keogh, admitted to the Dublin Stock Exchange -
1923
1923
1923 First Irish Free State Bond lists on the Dublin Stock Exchange First Irish Free State Bond lists on the Dublin Stock Exchange -
1914
1914
1914 Dublin Stock Exchange closes for trading from 31 July 1914 to 11 January 1915 on the outbreak of World War One. Dublin Stock Exchange closes for trading from 31 July 1914 to 11 January 1915 on the outbreak of World War One. Brokers continue to trade on the steps of Anglesea Street -
1900
1900 and earlier
1890s Boom in listing and trading of shares in bicycle companies Boom in listing and trading of shares in bicycle companies 1890 Dublin Stock Exchange helps found The Council of Associated Stock Exchanges, comprising the Irish and UK stock exchan Dublin Stock Exchange helps found The Council of Associated Stock Exchanges, comprising the Irish and UK stock exchanges 1878 Dublin Stock Exchange opens new building and market floor on Anglesea Street, Dublin. Dublin Stock Exchange opens new building and market floor on Anglesea Street, Dublin. 1830s Boom in the listing and trading of railroad and canal stock Boom in the listing and trading of railroad and canal stock 1799 Session of Parliament held in Ireland passes the “Act for the Better Regulation of Stockbrokers” Session of Parliament held in Ireland passes the “Act for the Better Regulation of Stockbrokers” 1793 Dublin Stock Exchange established at the Old Exchange Coffee House, now the site of the Royal Exchange, Dame Street, Dublin Stock Exchange established at the Old Exchange Coffee House, now the site of the Royal Exchange, Dame Street, Dublin.
Contacts
Euronext Dublin
Exchange Buildings, Foster Place, Dublin 2
+353 1 6174200
Niall Jones
Head of Listing - Ireland & UK
+353 87 266 1888
njones@euronext.com
Maurizio Pastore
Head of Debt Listing
+353 (0)1 6174284
mpastore@euronext.com
Daryl Byrne
CEO Euronext Dublin
+353 1 6174200
dbyrne@euronext.com
Aisling Mc Ardle
Head of Admissions, Debt, Fund & Equity Listings – Regulatory Services
+353 1 6174216
amcardle@euronext.com
