The Dutch Caribbean Stock Exchange (DCSX) is an international stock exchange in the Netherlands. It provides listing and trading services for various securities from the Netherlands and internationally. It is headquartered in Curaçao, the Netherlands.
The Dutch Caribbean Stock Exchange is licensed and operated by the Ministry of Finance and is subject to the daily operation and supervision of the Central Bank. The Board of Directors of the Dutch Caribbean Stock Exchange is the daily decision-making body of the exchange.
The Netherlands is the first country in human history to create a stock exchange. The former Amsterdam Stock Exchange in the Netherlands was merged into the Pan-European Stock Exchange in 2000. Now the Dutch Caribbean Stock Exchange is the only local stock exchange and the local main board capital market.
The Dutch Caribbean Securities Exchange (DCSX) is a comprehensive stock exchange, not only for stock trading, but also for the on-market public issuance and trading of bonds, funds and other securities. The listing requirements of various securities are different. Different, take stock and securities listing requirements as an example:
-Must be a legally registered legal entity;
-The company has actual operating records for more than two years;
-Able to provide audit reports in the past two years in compliance with international accounting standards;
-Must be signed and continuously supervised by the Listing Advisor;
-Be able to provide all certifications, authorizations and declaration documents required by the stock exchange.
