Debt Capital Markets · glossary
The kind of market with the strictest rules for issuers. Admitting bonds to one needs an approved prospectus, even when the sale needs none. The Notes trade on Euronext Dublin’s regulated market, not its cheaper Global Exchange Market, because some buyers’ own rules favour a regulated market. Prospectus, cover · Chapter 2 · see Home Member State, Qualified investor
Explained in Chapter 2, Choosing the Market: Euronext Dublin’s Regulated Market, of Debt Capital Markets.
Valkenrade sells its Notes only to professional investors, and it lists them on Euronext Dublin, the Irish stock exchange. The sale needs no prospectus. The listing does, because the Notes join the exchange’s regulated market, the kind of market with the strictest rules for issuers.Read Chapter 2, Choosing the Market: Euronext Dublin’s Regulated Market →
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