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Listing
- Listing overview A comprehensive look at our listing offering
- Listing a bond Select your preferred market and list a debt security
- Listing a share/GDR Launch an IPO or simply list your equity products with us
- Listing an investment fund/ETF Get your funds UCITS or AIFMD admitted
- Listing a warrant/certificate Get your structured products off the ground
- Listing under a programme A quick and simple way to list large volumes of securities
- BdL market vs Euro MTF market Learn about the differences between our two markets
- Listing process Follow these five easy steps and find out how to list your security
- Listing Members Official members offering listing services
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Trading
- Trading overview LuxSE facilitates trading in a wide range of financial instruments – learn how
- Investors Find out how to trade on both our markets
- Brokers and dealers Become a trading member and get access to LuxSE markets
- Trading members Consult the member list, choose the trader and place your orders
- Opening hours and closing days Our markets are open from Monday to Friday
- Clearing and settlement Learn more about the post-trading process
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Information services
- Information services overview Discover our broad range of information services
- FIRST Report & file financial information
- FNS Learn more about our tool for dissemination of financial news
- OAM Your access point for filing, storage and consultation of documents
- Market data products Discover our market data products range (e.g. Data distribution...)
- Stops on bearer securities Placing a stop and confirmation of a 'no stop' and 'non forfeiture' of a security
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Market data and news
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Instruments
- Instruments overview Get the full picture out what instruments you can list
- Bonds All debt securities including green or RMB bonds...
- Shares and GDRs Common stocks and global depository receipts
- Investment funds AIFs, RAIFs, ETFs and UCITS - all under one roof
- Warrants Option-like structured investment products
- Certificates Structured products with debt characteristics
- Short term papers Short term money market instruments
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LGX - Green Exchange
Our history
This is where we come from
Let us take you on an exciting journey through time. The overview of our 90-year-long history showcases the technological and legal milestones that have led us to becoming the company we are today: the global reference in listing debt instruments, and lately, the leader in green bond listing.
It's been almost 90 years already
1928
Incorporation of the Bourse de Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, or LuxSE.
1929
LuxSE inaugurates its first trading session.
1953
During our first two decades in operations, LuxSE focused on European issuers that listed securities denominated in local European currencies. It opened up to global markets in 1953 when we listed the first bond in US dollars, issued by the World Bank. To this day, the World Bank is one of our leading issuers.
1962
The listing of France's Finance Union's investment fund marks the first fund listing at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
1963
The first ever eurobond, issued by Autostrade in 1963, is listed at LuxSE. Eurobond in an international bond denominated in a currency that is not native to the issuer’s country of origin.
1981
Following the introduction of the European Currency Unit (ECU) in 1979, LuxSE lists the first bond denominated in ECU, issued by SOFTE. On 1 January 1999, ECU was replaced by the euro.
1990
LuxSE lists its first Global Depositary Receipt (GDR), issued by Samsung. A GDR is a certificate issued by a depositary bank in more than one country for shares of a foreign company.
1991
The stock exchange introduces its first computer-aided trading system.
1996
LuxSE launches a multi-fixing market on the new and automated trading system.
1999
The EU introduces the euro currency, we introduce the LuxX index. It is composed of nine Luxembourgish companies: Aperam, ArcelorMittal, Brederode, Luxempart, Reinet Investments, RTL Group, SES, Socfinaf and Socfinasia.
You can check LuxX Index’s current weighing here.
You can check LuxX Index’s current weighing here.
2002
LuxSE becomes the first exchange in Europe to list a sukuk, issued by Malaysia Global Sukuk Inc. A sukuk is a sharia-compliant bond, an instrument that abides by Islamic religious law.
2005
LuxSE launches a self-regulated multilateral trading facility called the Euro MTF, a new type of market introduced by the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MIFiD).
2007
MARCH
LuxSE and Euronext cooperate with introduction of cross-membership between exchanges, allowing trades in Luxembourg to be generated through Euronext's UTP platform.2007
JULY
LuxSE becomes the first exchange in the world to list a green bond – issued by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to finance part of its climate projects. A number of issuers have listed since; in early 2016 LuxSE marked the listing of the 100th green bond.2011
LuxSE becomes the 1st exchange in Europe to list a dim sum bond – a renmimbi-denominated bond issued outside of China. Since, we have become the prime listing venue for this type of instruments in Europe.
2014
LuxSE moves to its new HQ located at 35A Boulevard Joseph II in Luxembourg City. The building adheres to stringent sustainability criteria and is certified by Valideo, a voluntary Sustainable Construction Certification.
2016
LuxSE launches the Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX), a new platform created exclusively for securities that are green. LGX limits access to instruments that are fully aligned with the international green taxonomy. The value of all green bonds listed with us surpasses $54 billion and represents half of all listed green bonds globally.
2017
Introduction of the bell ceremonies at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
Bourse Group
The Bourse Group is made up of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) the leading listing venue for international securities and Fundsquare, its wholly-owned subsidiary specialized in delivering to the fund industry an efficient and standardized infrastructure for the exchange of information.
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