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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2016

Walkers Listing Services Review And Outlook 2016

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Welcome to our annual review of debt securities transactions that listed on the Irish Stock Exchange

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Welcome to our annual review of debt securities transactions that listed on the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE). In this bulletin, we provide a flavour of the transactions which kept us busy in 2015 highlighting the variety of debt products and the international spread of issuers choosing Ireland as their preferred listing venue.

 Listings in 2015 and emerging trends

2015 was a challenging year in many respects for the DCM and securitisation industries particularly with reference to the regulatory and legislative hurdles faced by certain asset classes together with world economic events. That said, 2015 was a strong year for Walkers listing team and we were pleased to act on a wide variety of debt securities transactions and to experience growth across a number of debt products. We were also excited that 2015 delivered industry awards to some of the transactions on which we acted.

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