Access to the Swiss Stock Exchange is granted through listing or admission to trading. Following its listing, the issuer (the company issuing the securities) must comply with periodic and event-driven information obligations towards market participants and the public.
Listing
Listing, or the approval of securities to exchange trading, occurs upon application by the issuer. The process follows various regulatory standards depending on the security category, listing requirements and accounting standards. The listing application must be submitted by a recognised representative. Bonds and derivatives can be registered and provisionally approved for listing via Internet Based Terms.
Communiqués
27.05.2021
ser communiqué no. 3/2021
Submission of applications for provisional admission to trading of floating rate notes with the Swiss Average Rate Overnight (SARON) reference interest rate via Connexor IBT
01.02.2021
Regulatory Board Communiqué No. 2/2021
Amendment of the Directive Procedures Exchange Traded Products (DPETP)
Further communiqués
SIX Digital Exchange
Admission to trading
International stocks and bonds that are already listed on a recognised foreign exchange can be admitted to trading on the Swiss Stock Exchange upon application by an exchange participant, without having to go through the full listing process. This simplified procedure is also available to domestic and foreign investment funds in the SIX Swiss Exchange-Sponsored Funds trading segment.
Communiqués
02.12.2019
Regulatory Communiqués
New rules for fees in the Sponsored Segments and amendment of the regulation for direct listings
22.07.2015
Regulatory Communiqués
Revision of the Rules for the Admission of Equity Securities to Trading in the SIX Swiss Exchange-Sponsored Segment
Further communiqués