What happens when a company enters the capital markets to issue shares or bonds? Take shares as an example: before a company rings the gong and trading begins, the shares must be issued and deposited with a Central Securities Depository (CSD) – such as Euroclear Nederland. Meet Ilze Lejina, Business Development Lead for Primary Markets and Issuer Services in the Netherlands. She helps issuers and their advisors get clarity on how issuance and post-trade fit together, so decisions are well-informed from the start.
- What happens ‘behind the scenes’ before trading starts – issuance and deposit with a CSD.
- Euroclear Nederland’s role as market infrastructure, supporting shares across their lifecycle: settlement, cash dividends and general meetings.
- Straight answers to common issuer questions: issuance, shareholder identification and how to access capital and investors.
- How connectivity between markets works and what settlement can look like for dual listings.
- Experience supporting European and non-European issuers on domestic and cross-border transactions.
- Why it pays to explore infrastructure options early – so you can move forward with clarity, even when the process is complex.
Watch the video – and if you’re considering a listing, an issuance or a cross-border structure, contact Ilze to talk through your options early.
Ilze welcomes an upfront conversation to help you connect the dots between issuance, market connectivity and settlement – so you can decide with confidence.
