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Rules and regulations serve an important purpose, which is to sustain confidence in the financial market, enable a common framework for listed companies and protect minority stakeholders, such as retail investors.
Listing requirements are a vital part of a listing. There are requirements to become listed as well as ongoing requirements that need to be fulfilled while the company is listed. Disclosure rules regulate the procedures on when and how listed companies disclose information to the market. All information that is likely to materially influence the valuation of a listed company must be published in a way that ensures that it reaches all market participants simultaneously. The Nordic Exchange consists of four local stock exchanges in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki and Iceland. The four exchanges are separate legal entities in different jurisdictions, and therefore each exchange has its own regulation.
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Effective 2 June 2008New version of Norex Member Rules (version 2.0) is introduced together with a new Norex Member Rules related document “Buy-in Procedure and Guideline”. Effective 1 November 2007Norex Member Rules and reporting guidelines have been amended in connection to implementation of the Directive on Markets in Financial Instruments (MiFID).
Rules and Regulations of OMX Derivatives Markets have been amended. Effective 2 July 2007The former Rules & Regulations of Stockholm Stock Exchange is changed to the Rules and Regulations of OMX Derivatives Markets, a secondary name to OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholm AB.
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