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Name	Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE)
Country	Cyprus
Number of listed companies	108
Domestic market capitalization	5,652 million US$
SSE Partner Exchange	No
Has annual sustainability report	No
ESG reporting required as a listing rule	No
Has written guidance on ESG reporting	No
Offers ESG related training	No
Market covered by sustainability-related index	No
Has sustainability bond listing segment	No
Has SME listing platform	Yes Emerging Companies Market (Cyprus), since 2000.
Women on boards mandatory minimum rule	No
Additional information	The Cyprus Stock Exchange has been appointed by the Republic of Cyprus as the Auctioneer for the Emissions Allowances. Trading of emissions allowances through auctions is part of an EU plan to reduce GHG emissions. (Source).
Organizational model of stock exchange	Governmental not for profit.
Regulatory bodies	Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. Central Bank of Cyprus.
Regulatory model	Limited Exchange Self-Regulatory Organization Model The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission holds most of the regulatory power in Cyprus as it regulates and monitors the Cyprus Stock Exchange. The organization also has the ability to enforce laws and regulations through various means.
About the stock exchange	Location: Nicosia, Cyprus The Cyprus Stock Exchange was established as a legal entity in the form of a public corporate body under the Cyprus Securities and Stock Exchange Laws and Regulations which were passed by the House of Representatives in 1993 and 1995, respectively. The first trading session on the Cyprus Stock Exchange was held on March 29, 1996. (Source). Location: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Founded in 1996, became operational in 1998. DSE is a Public Company Limited by Shares. The Government owns 15% and the Public owns 85%.