FCA proposes to simplify rules to help encourage companies to list in the UK
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposes to reform and streamline the listing rules in the UK to help attract a wider range of companies, encourage competition, and improve choice for investors. At present, businesses wanting to list shares on any of the Financial Times Stock Exchange Group (FTSE) indexes - which include some of the largest world-wide firms - have to hold a premium listing and are required to comply with the UK's highest standards of regulation and pay substantial costs. The FCA has said it wants to make the rules companies must follow to be allowed to list their [...]







