FSA proposes two-tier system for London listings

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FSA proposes two-tier system for London listings

Dawn Cowie
01 Dec 2008

The Financial Services Authority has proposed the creation of a two-tier listing system that aims to offer investors greater clarity about the sort of company they are buying into and will controversially allow UK companies to list under less onerous European Union governance standards.

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