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A Standard Listing allows issuers to access the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange by meeting EU harmonised standards only rather than the UK ‘super-equivalent’ requirements required for a Premium Listing. | A Standard Listing allows issuers to access the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange by meeting EU harmonised standards only, rather than the UK ‘super-equivalent’ requirements required for a Premium Listing. | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 9 September 2017
London Stock Exchange
Standard Listings on the London Stock Exchange are available for issuance of debt and certain other securities, as well as shares.
Standard Listings comply with EU minimum requirements.
A Standard Listing allows issuers to access the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange by meeting EU harmonised standards only, rather than the UK ‘super-equivalent’ requirements required for a Premium Listing.
