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A method of obtaining a listing on a stock exchange, without the issue of new shares. | A method of obtaining a listing on a stock exchange, without the issue of new shares. | ||
Its availability is limited to companies whose shares are already held by a sufficiently wide base of shareholders, and which also meet all of the other criteria for a listing. | Its availability is limited to companies whose shares are already held by a sufficiently wide base of shareholders, and which also meet all of the other criteria for a listing. | ||
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The facilitation of a engagement for services between an existing client and a new adviser, for example an auction house. | |||
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* [[Flotation]] | * [[Flotation]] | ||
* [[Initial public offering ]] | * [[Initial public offering ]] | ||
* [[Introductory commission]] | |||
* [[Listing]] | * [[Listing]] | ||
* [[Placing]] | * [[Placing]] | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 19 May 2016
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A method of obtaining a listing on a stock exchange, without the issue of new shares.
Its availability is limited to companies whose shares are already held by a sufficiently wide base of shareholders, and which also meet all of the other criteria for a listing.
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The facilitation of a engagement for services between an existing client and a new adviser, for example an auction house.
