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TISE new listings rise 27% in 2020 with prominent deals, despite Covid-19

January 6, 2021
in Business, Finance, Guernsey, Jersey
Cees Vermaas
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The International Stock Exchange (TISE) listed an additional 831 securities during 2020 against the backdrop of the coronavirus Covid-19 global pandemic.

This is the second highest annual total of new listings since the inception of the Exchange – eclipsed only by a bumper 2018 – and represents a 27% increase on 2019.  It means that there was a total of 3,162 securities listed on TISE at the end of December 2020, which is a rise of 6% year on year.

Cees Vermaas, CEO of The International Stock Exchange Group, said: “It is really pleasing that our business flows have held up so well this year, despite the impact of Covid19 across the world.  What we have seen is that while Covid-19 may have disrupted or slowed some market activity, it has also generated other new listings business as companies refinance, whether opportunistically or essentially, in the face of the changing economic conditions.”

During 2020, TISE has maintained its position as a leader in the European high yield bond market.  There were 124 high yield securities issued by companies such as telecommunications firms Altice and eircom, luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin, LEGOLand owners Merlin Entertainments, transport operator Stena and US digital content platform and producer Netflix, which were listed on TISE during the year.  This also included three of the largest 10 transactions in the third quarter of the year: the largest being the Liberty Global and Telefónica financing vehicle for the merger of Virgin Media and O2; the UK’s largest pub chain, Stonegate Pubs; and debut issuer First Quantum Minerals. Overall, the total number of high yield bonds listed on TISE reached 291 at the end of December 2020.

Listed debt securities on TISE have also included a growing number of securitisations, with prominent deals including major UK banks Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and Natwest, as well as other global financial institutions.

TISE has also continued to grow its market share in UK Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). Eight UK REITs were newly admitted to the Exchange during 2020, with investors from various international jurisdictions comprising sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, major global financial institutions and specialist property investment groups. This took the total number of UK REITs listed on the Exchange to 29 at the end of December 2020, which represents more than 30% of the UK REIT market.

Mr Vermaas said: “These trends not only demonstrate our resilience in being able to continue to operate the market safely and effectively in the face of unprecedented events but at the same time, develop our proposition as a responsive and cost-effective listing venue. Ultimately, issuers are recognising the high-quality service which we provide for listing a range of debt and equity securities.

“2020 brought us all many challenges but it also proved that TISE is well positioned for the future. In 2021 and beyond our efforts will be focused on further growing our share of the European debt market, as well as developing our wider proposition as a leading venue for listing and trading.”

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