Irish Stock Exchange (ISE)

Irish stock exchange - It is Irelands main stock exchange where the Irish equities, bonds, investment funds asset-backed securities, warrant and where all securitized bond are traded. The Irish stock exchange is a financial instrument that are bought and sold mainly thought an electronic platform called the International securities exchange Xetra. The same type of platform is used by the Deutsche Borse Group. The exchange first began trading in 1793 in Dublin Ireland, and from 1973 to 1995 it was a part of the International Stock Exchange of Great Britain it now run in its own country under Irelands financial rules.

Jonny Boy said:

I once traded stock on the Irish Exchange when I was abroad - very good experience. Lots of opportunity because the exchnage is relatively small and unknown. I made some good cash there for a few years - a well kept secret of a stock exchnage!

Jonny Boy said:

Jodi - this is the definition I took down in class - is it good? Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) is the operation of two markets for equity securities. The main market is the principal market of the Exchange for securities of companies from Ireland and overseas and is a 'regulated market' as defined in MIFID. The securities admitted to the Main Market include ordinary shares, preference shares, government bonds, corporate debt, exchange traded funds, investment funds, debt securities, derivative securities and covered warrants. The second market is the Irish Enterprise Exchange (IEX) - the Exchange's market for equity securities of small to medium-sized growth companies. IEX is a worldwide trading facility involved in many markets.