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22 April 2014

NYSE Publishes Annual Foreign Private Issuer Compliance Memo

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The NY Stock Exchange published a memo highlighting recent developments and ongoing policies applicable to foreign private issuers listed on the NYSE.
United States Finance and Banking

On 7 March 2014, the New York Stock Exchange ("NYSE") published a memo highlighting recent developments and ongoing policies applicable to foreign private issuers listed on the NYSE. The purpose of the memo is to provide a summary of NYSE policies and rules that most commonly apply to foreign private issuers.

The memo summarises the features of egovdirect.com, the NYSE's complimentary, interactive compliance website, which includes a customised version for foreign private issuers.

The memo also includes guidance on the following topics:

  • record dates, shareholder meeting/proxy matters, redemptions and conversions of listed securities and other notifications to the NYSE;
  • annual financial statement requirement;
  • corporate governance requirements;
  • transactions requiring supplemental listing applications (such as the issuance of additional shares); and
  • timely alert/material news policy.

The NYSE foreign private issuer compliance memo is available at: http://www.nyse.com/pdfs/NYSEFPImemo.pdf

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