In Re (#01-02 January-February 2013)

Standard Listing Regime

Andrei G. Liakhov, Alina I. Plyushch

The UK listing regime was restructured from 6 April 2010 into premium and standard listings. Before 6 April 2010, a company incorporated in the UK which was considering an admission of its equity shares for trading on a public market primarily had two options available to it.

The first option was to have its shares listed on the Official List of the UK Listing Authority (UKLA) and admitted to trading by London Stock Exchange PLC. This would have involved obtaining a primary listing, which was seen as the gold standard of the company listing regime in London…

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