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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 20 MIN

How Public Companies Can Benefit From the CSE-NSX Integration | The CSE Podcast E8-S5

from The Exchange for Entrepreneurs™ Podcast · host CSE - Canadian Securities Exchange

🎙️ Our latest CSE Podcast episode is live — and this one marks an exciting new chapter in our global expansion story.Host Anna Serin, Director of Listings Development at the Canadian Securities Exchange, sits down with Eduardo Carmona of the National Stock Exchange of Australia to discuss the opportunities now available to Canadian issuers following CSE’s acquisition of the NSX.💡 Spotlight topic: How can Canadian issuers access Australian capital markets?From the NSX’s origins dating back to the 1800s Gold Rush era, to its evolution into a modern, venture-focused exchange, Eduardo outlines why Australia represents a compelling new pathway for growth companies — particularly in mining, tech, life sciences, and emerging crypto listings.📊 In this episode, we cover:• Why Australia’s “superannuation” pension system creates a powerful domestic capital base• The dual-listing fast-track pathway for CSE and TSX issuers• Key listing requirements• Planning considerations for capital raises and blackout periods• How 43-101 technical reports align with Australia’s JORC framework💬 “Having options can be quite powerful.” — Eduardo CarmonaWith growing interest from CSE, TSXV, and TSX issuers — and a clear mandate to build a true venture market in Australia — this conversation offers practical insight for companies considering a dual listing or expanding their investor base globally.As we look ahead to PDAC and beyond, the Canada–Australia capital markets connection is only getting stronger.#AlwaysInvested#CSEPodcast #AnnaSerin #NSX #GlobalMarkets #DualListing #Mining #Tech #Crypto #CapitalMarkets #Australia #CSE🔴  Subscribe for more great CSE insights and interviews here: https://go.thecse.com/CSETV-Subscribe#AlwaysInvestedSTAY CONNECTED WITH THE CSE =============================📧 - NEWSLETTER: https://go.thecse.com/CSE-Mailing-List-Subscribe🎧 - PODCAST: https://blog.thecse.com/cse-podcasts/📸 - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/canadianexchange/🤝 - LINKEDIN: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/canadian-securities-exchange👥 - FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/CanadianSecuritiesExchange/🐦 - X: https://x.com/CSE_News📝 - BLOG: https://blog.thecse.com/🖥 - WEBSITE: https://thecse.com/📖 - MAGAZINE: https://issuu.com/thecse/docs©2026 CNSX Markets Inc. All rights reserved.

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🎙️ Our latest CSE Podcast episode is live — and this one marks an exciting new chapter in our global expansion story. Host Anna Serin, Director of Listings Development at the Canadian Securities Exchange, sits down with Eduardo Carmona of the National Stock Exchange of Australia to discuss the opportunities now available to Canadian issuers following CSE’s acquisition of the NSX. 💡 Spotlight topic: How can Canadian issuers access Australian capital markets? From the NSX’s origins dating ba...

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