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ARTICLE · 26 DECEMBER 2019

Listing On The International Stock Exchange (TISE)

It provides an explanation of what The International Stock Exchange (TISE or the Exchange) is; and why companies choose to list their equity or debt securities on TISE.

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It provides an explanation of what The International Stock Exchange (TISE or the Exchange) is; and why companies choose to list their equity or debt securities on TISE.

The International Stock Exchange (TISE)

The Exchange launched in October 1998 with the aim of providing recognised facilities for the listing and trading of a broad range of securities. TISE is licensed to operate as an investment exchange under Guernsey Law and is regulated and supervised by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. Current listings on TISE include equities of trading companies and investment vehicles, structured products and debt securities.

Why list on TISE?

International recognition

TISE has been designated by UK HMRC as a recognised exchange. It is also recognised by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and by BaFin, the German federal supervisory authority.

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