International listings: Access to new markets

Resource type: Article

Status: Published on 01-May-1996

Jurisdictions: European Union, International

The benefits and disadvantages of seeking a secondary listing in another country, looking at the EC neutral recognition directives and summarising the requirements in a number of international exchanges.
J Alan Bannister and John Kehoe, Clifford Chance

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  • Resource ID: 6-100-2062
  • Published: 01-May-1996
  • Products:  PLC Magazine (UK), PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Law Department
    • Series: Features
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