United Kingdom: Listing Rules & Flotation

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FCA Publishes Final Rules To Overhaul The UK Listing Regime To Boost Growth And Innovation
The FCA's Final Rules, effective 29 July 2024, overhaul the UK Listing Regime, simplifying disclosures, introducing flexible dual class shares, and easing requirements for controlling shareholders and SPACs. The revised regime consolidates listing segments into a flexible ESCC framework to boost growth and innovation. The FCA will review the regime in five years.
United Kingdom Commercial
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Druces LLP
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Another Step On The ECM Reform Path: FCA Consultation On The New Prospectus Rules
The FCA's Consultation Paper CP24/12, published on July 26, 2024, outlines significant changes to the UK prospectus regime. Key proposals include raising the threshold for prospectus requirements in secondary capital raisings from 20% to 75%, simplifying the issuance process, and introducing protected forward-looking statements. The consultation ends on October 18, 2024, with final rules expected by mid-2025.
United Kingdom Commercial
TS
Travers Smith LLP
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Public Offer Platforms (POPs) – Will They Solve The Problem?
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposes a new Public Offer Platform (POP) regime to help smaller companies raise capital in London. Key changes include eliminating the need for an FCA-approved prospectus for offers over £5 million on a POP, making POP operation a regulated activity, and requiring comprehensive due diligence and disclosures. This aims to lower costs and streamline processes compared to the traditional prospectus regime, fostering greater access to capital for smaller
United Kingdom Finance
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Norton Rose Fulbright Hong Kong
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