Jurisdiction(s):
United Kingdom

Key definition

Listing definition

What does Listing mean? Listing describes the admission of a company’s securities to the official list and, in parallel, to trading on a regulated market (e.g. the London Stock Exchange Main Market or Euronext Dublin), after meeting prescribed eligibility and disclosure standards. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) maintains the Official List under Part 6 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and the Listing Rules. Admission confirms compliance with those rules and triggers continuing obligations (e.g. timely disclosure, significant transactions, and related party rules). Premium listings additionally require a sponsor and enhanced standards (including governance and free float) compared...

Listing debt securities on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange: Regulated Market, Euro MTF and SOL—eligibility, prospectus requirements, approvals, admission to trading, ongoing disclosure and fees under EU and Luxembourg law

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Practice notes

What does this Practice Note cover?

This Practice Note sets out a summary of certain requirements relevant to Listing Debt Securities on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE). It is not comprehensive guidance and does not cover matters concerning public offers of Securities in Luxembourg. Listing debt securities on the LuxSE follows a five-step pathway, beginning with the choice of market and ending with the securities being effectively listed.

Step 1—Choice of a market and eligible debt securities

LuxSE market structure

The LuxSE runs two distinct trading venues for the trading of securities:

the EU-Regulated market, known as the ‘Luxembourg Stock Exchange’ (Bourse de Luxembourg) (the Regulated Market); and
the multilateral trading facility called the ‘Euro MTF’ (Euro MTF).

The Regulated Market qualifies as a regulated market within the meaning of Directive 2014/65/EU of 15 May 2014 on markets in financial instruments, as amended (MiFID II). This market is included on the European Commission’s list of regulated markets and offers the possibility of a European passport. The Euro MTF is a multilateral trading facility within the meaning of MiFID II and is governed by the provisions of the Rules and Regulations of the LuxSE (LuxSE Rules & Regulations)...

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Josée Weydert

NautaDutilh

Josée Weydert heads the Luxembourg Banking & Finance practice. She specialises in financing, securitisation, (debt and equity) capital markets and financial regulatory matters.Josée is a trusted advisor of numerous financial institutions, financial professionals and corporate groups. Due to her extensive experience working in the capital markets and structured finance departments at a well-known Luxembourg bank, she has particularly strong expertise in the banking and capital markets fields....

Sara Gerling

NautaDutilh

Sara Gerling is a Partner with NautaDutilh and a member of the firm's Banking & Finance team. Sara advises primarily institutional clients on all types of international and domestic financing transactions, involving real estate, fund, acquisition and asset finance. She has particular expertise in structured finance and is skilled at assisting clients with the structuring and setting up of regulated and unregulated securitisation vehicles as well as the issuance and listing of securities....

Meliha Dacic

NautaDutilh

Meliha Dacic is a Partner in our Luxembourg banking & finance practice. She has extensive experience in banking and financial law. She advises clients on all types of international and domestic finance transactions, including secured lending and real estate, acquisition and fund finance. She has particular expertise in capital markets transactions and regularly advises clients on the issuance of equity and debt securities, financial products and listing regulations. She also has experience in Luxembourg financial regulatory matters. ...

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