Stock Exchange

This weekly update summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

This weekly update summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

The Market Authority of the Channel Islands Stock Exchange, in conjunction with the rules committee of the Board, has completed a review of the CISX listing Rules resulting in amendments which came into effect on 31 March 2010 and on 1 March 2012. The Listing Rules have been amended to take into account various matters. This document aims to highlight the key changes made to the Listing Rules and to summarise such changes...

Making investments in United Kingdom property through offshore investment structures can offer significant benefits to investors. Amongst such benefits are the light touch regulatory environment in Jersey, potential stamp duty savings and tax transparency, an ability to obtain greater liquidity and to spread the risk of the investment, as well as potentially advantageous treatment under the UK's income, capital gains, inheritance and value added tax regimes...

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London Stock Exchange launches High Growth Segment

New charges registration regime

On 27 March 2013, the London Stock Exchange launched the High Growth Segment, a new Main Market segment which sits alongside the LSE's existing Premium and Standard segments and provides an alternative route to market for European companies...

The new High Growth Segment of the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market opened on 27 March 2013...

This weekly update summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

The OFT has recently published its decision approving the acquisition of LCH. Clearnet Group Limited by the London Stock Exchange Group plc...

This weekly update summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

The London Stock Exchange is in the process of launching a High Growth Segment of its Main Market. Its purpose, according to Greg Clark, financial secretary to the Treasury, is to attract companies who will be "a key driver of job creation" and "vital to delivering the recovery". Responses to its consultation have been requested by 8 March 2013 with the new segment expected to go live in mid-March...

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills announced in September 2012 that it had developed proposals with the London Stock Exchange to attract high growth companies to list their businesses on the LSE...

The Model Code requires directors and other persons discharging managerial responsibilities in listed companies to obtain clearance before they deal in their company's shares...

This weekly update summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

After a long winter of anticipation following BIS' announcement of proposals last autumn, the London Stock Exchange has finally announced its proposals for a new High Growth Segment to the Main Market, which is expected to be launched in March 2013...

In January 2013, the Securities and Exchange Commission approved amendments to the listing rules of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq Stock Market regarding the independence of compensation committee members and advisers...

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange over the past week...

Many institutional investors are constrained by their internal investment policies or by regulation to investing in securities which are listed, or to limit their exposure to investments that are not listed, on stock exchanges recognized for the purposes of such restrictions...

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange over the past week...

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...

The purpose of the proposal is to substantially increase the number of women on corporate boards throughout the EU by setting a minimum objective of a 40% presence of the underrepresented sex among the non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges and by requiring companies with a lower share of the under-represented sex among the nonexecutive directors to introduce pre-established, clear, neutrally formulated and unambiguous criteria in selection procedures for those positions in order to attain that objective...

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A new frontier - amendments to the Listing Rules, Prospectus Rules and Disclosure and Transparency Rules

A step back in time? New FSA consultation paper CP 12/25

Changes to SFO Bribery Act guidance

The Nuttall Review: government takes action over employee ownership

ICSA consults on improving engagement practices between companies and institutional investors

New Issue 5 of Inside AIM published

Narrative reporting - details of the new structure published

Profiting from uncertainty: how companies are adapting to the new order

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange...