Notice of Rule Change Approval by Long-Term Stock Exchange for Complimentary Services
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The Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) is updating its rules to provide new complimentary services to companies listed on the exchange. These changes include new market intelligence reports and an investor access program, aimed at enhancing investor relations and supporting long-term growth. Companies currently benefiting from existing services will transition seamlessly to this new structure.
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Key Changes
- Introduction of new market intelligence reports
- Launch of an investor access program
- Removal of the Long-Term Investor Platform service
Obligations
What this law requires
Companies may elect to participate in the newly adopted Complimentary Services, including Market Intelligence Reports and the Investor Access Program, at any time.
Companies must elect to receive Market Intelligence Reports and participate in the Investor Access Program at any time during the five-year term following the date of first use.
The Exchange must notify newly and currently listed Companies of the availability of the Investor Access Program following approval.
The Exchange must provide promotional services such as Company-specific web pages, press releases, articles, videos, and podcasts to Companies upon request.
The Exchange must publish periodic Capital Market Reports that provide tailored investor and capital markets insights and analytics for each listed Company.