The Cayman Islands Stock Exchange is a well-established and internationally recognised stock exchange.
The CSX is a well-established and internationally recognised stock exchange, which is a member of the Intermarket Surveillance Group, an affiliate member of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) and has been granted recognised status by the UK HMRC and the Irish Revenue Commissioners (Irish Revenue), which enables for the debt securities listed on CSX to avail of the UK/Irish Quoted Eurobond Exemption (QEE), which means that tax does not need to be withheld on interest payments in respect of listed debt.
The CSX provides a platform for the listing and trading of shares, specialist and corporate debt securities (including CLOs) and other instruments issued by trading companies, investment funds and other investment vehicles. Based in George Town, Grand Cayman, the CSX began trading in 1996, and since its inception, it has approved securities for admission for a total market capitalisation of over US$800 billion.
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