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Are you interested in listing products on Nordic markets covering trading venues operated by Nasdaq Copenhagen, Nasdaq Stockholm, Nasdaq Helsinki and Nasdaq Iceland? Get in touch with our local ETP team for a discussion on market features and listing requirements.
An issuer must be formally approved by the exchange before admittance of instruments for listing and trading. Issuers need to sign an undertaking to comply with the Rulebook and include other documentation as part of the application process.
The application process for becoming an issuer and listing products is administered via the online Listing Center.
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You can find the rules in the following documents:
For ETFs: ‘Nasdaq Copenhagen and Stockholm Main Market Rulebook for Issuers of Exchange Traded Funds'
For ETNs and ETCs: ‘Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market Rulebook for Issuers of Exchange Traded Notes'
For AIFs: 'Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market - Alternative Investment Funds - Rulebook'
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You can find the rules in the following documents:
For ETFs and AIFs: 'Rules of the Exchange for Issuers of Other Instruments'
For ETNs: 'Nasdaq Helsinki Main Market Rulebook for Issuers of Exchange Traded Notes'
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You can find the rules in the following documents:
For ETFs: ‘Nasdaq Copenhagen and Stockholm Main Market Rulebook for Issuers of Exchange Traded Funds'
For ETNs/ETCs: 'Nasdaq Copenhagen Main Market - Rulebook for Issuers of Exchange Traded Notes'
For AIFs: 'Nasdaq Copenhagen Main Market - Rules for Issuers of Alternative Investment Fund Certificates'
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Warrants and Certificates also known as Securitised Derivatives are listed on the First North MTFs of Nasdaq Nordic.
They have a common Nordic rulebook which can be found under the First North MTF rules: 'Nasdaq First North - Warrants and Certificates - Rulebook'.
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For listing in Iceland, please contact the Icelandic listings team.
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Frameworks such as MiCAR and MiFID II play an essential role, aiming to:
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