Learn all about the required documentation to be submitted to Euronext for admission to trading of Debt Securities on Euronext Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon and Paris markets.
Please keep in mind that the process is subject to change, as it is often revised and improved.
Documentation to be submitted to Euronext Listing Operations team (see contacts below) for a first admission on any relevant Euronext market are detailed in the “Notice Documentation - Documentation to be provided in view of an admission of debt securities on a Euronext market”.
Submit electronically the following documentation to Euronext Listing Operations team (see contacts below):
Submit electronically the following documentation to Euronext Listing Operations team (see contacts below):
Submit electronically the following documentation to Euronext Listing Operations team (see contacts below):
Submit electronically the following documentation to Euronext Listing Operations team (see contacts below):
Admission forms that should be completed, signed and submitted are the following:
Euronext Markets Application Form
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Technical Term Sheet for Debt Securities
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Payable admission fees are detailed in the Euronext Listing Fee Book.
Issuers can also use the below pricer in order to simulate relevant admission fees:
2024 Bond Listing - Fee pricer
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Submission of your admission request |
Cut-off time and date |
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First-time issuer on a Euronext market |
At least 7 (seven) business days before the target listing date |
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Previously admitted issuer on a Euronext market |
By at least 11:00 CET on the business day prior to target listing date |
This admission request, together with all required documentation, should be submitted electronically to the relevant Euronext Listing Operations team:
First time issuers should also submit the required documents to continentaldebt@euronext.com .
Do we need to appoint a listing agent?
No, you do not have to appoint a listing agent when listing your bonds on Euronext Amsterdam, Euronext Brussels, Euronext Paris and Euronext Lisbon.
Is the market regulated?
Yes, Euronext Amsterdam, Euronext Brussels, Euronext Paris and Euronext Lisbon are all regulated markets, which adhere to the relevant EU directives and regulations.
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the relevant Corporate Actions team.
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14, place des Reflets, 92054 Paris La Défense Cedex, France