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Listing Fixed Income on Spanish Stock Exchange

Your Trusted Market for Fixed Income

Listing Debt on the BME Exchange

Spain’s Fixed Income market is one of the most modern, fluid and transparent in the world. This market, together with the Fixed Income Indices, offers companies and investors a wide range of options to issue different types of securities and to evaluate and compare the performance of the debt market.

For those who want to know what fixed income is, it is important to understand how companies or governments use it to finance themselves.

Key characteristics of the Spanish Capital Markets include:

  • Deep and broad pools of capital.
  • Simple, efficient, cost effective and market-driven regulations and processes.
  • One-stop shop: listing, trading and post-trading services all under one roof.

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benefits

Flexibility

Our comprehensive range of products and maturities offer you the choice and flexibility you need: Public Debt, Commercial Papers, Bonds, Covered Bonds, ESG Bonds, Securitizations, Notes, etc.

Agility

All of our market procedures are streamlined and efficient giving you the agility you need for your debt issues.

Transparency

All information available and accessible to all investors.


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SEND Platform

Purchase and Sale of Government Debt Securities, Direct Accounts

The SEND platform provides investors with liquidity for the purchase and sale of Government Debt securities such as Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds.

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ESG Debt

BME Markets Commit to Sustainability

Spain ranks among the top ten countries in the world in terms of issuers committed to ESG criteria. This makes both Spain and BME's markets the ideal place to issue and list this type of product. Companies that turn to BME's fixed income market find a wide range of options for issuing ESG securities, with green, sustainable and social bonds from a wide variety of public and private issuers.

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Frequently asked questions

The price of securities varies mainly due to changes in market interest rates, the perceived risk regarding the issuer’s creditworthiness, and the time remaining until the asset’s maturity.

Inflation reduces the purchasing power of the fixed interest paid by the bond. If inflation rises unexpectedly, investors will demand higher yields, which causes a fall in the price of the existing securities.