cross listing

There will be more cross listings in multiple exchanges, but that would change even if the hours were to stay the same.

Officials said Rwanda's stock market would also introduce cross listing, enabling foreign companies to list and buy stakes in local ones.

Cross listing of law courses is therefore unnecessary.

The relationship between liquidity and cross listing lies upon the global competition for order flow (trading volume).

A good way to think of the depository receipt structure, meanwhile, is through the mirror of traditional equity cross listings.

If that were to happen, the logic of cross listing could result in the same Law course having many different numbers for purposes of different disciplines.

Cross listing of shares is when a firm lists its equity shares on one or more foreign stock exchange in addition to its domestic exchange.

Shares traded in a true cross listing / multi listed scenario are processed, matched and settled via the market mechanisms specific to the local exchange.

Through cross listing firms can increase investor awareness and expand its potential investor base on their securities more easily than if it traded on a single market.

These portraits articulate this phenomenon because viewers will find a cross listing of writers, etc. from one portrait to the next, indicating a specificity of time and place.

With an ever increasing number of firms choosing to cross list their shares on foreign exchanges, this empirical investigation looks for abnormal price performance around actual cross listing dates.

In a joint statement, the two exchanges said they would would gradually extend their co-operation to the development of ETFs on bonds and gold, as well as cross listings.

An MoU between the Nairobi Stock Exchange and Uganda Securities Exchange was signed in November 2006 on mass cross listing.

In 2008, it launched a secondary listing on Euronext Amsterdam under NYSE Euronext's new 'fast path' process for cross listings in New York and Europe.

Childs introduced a series of motions (7/453/7.2/ii/a/b/c/d) pertaining to changes in the Fine Arts Major, Minor, and Certificate programme, and the cross listing of a number of Classics courses.

Cross listing of one company on multiple exchanges should not be confused with dual listed companies, where two distinct companies - with separate stocks listed on different exchanges - function as one company.

Some recent academic research finds that smaller foreign firms seeking cross listing venues may be opting for UK exchanges over U.S. exchanges due to the costs imposed by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

The benefits of cross listing are further increased in the case that either the firm or its shareholders due to financial constraints present in the home market serve as barriers to capital raising (Witmer,2006 ; Pagano et al.,2002).

He wants “to bridge the gap between the Hong Kong and China markets and to create vehicles so there is a cross listing of products that allow Hong Kong investors to participate in the Shanghai market and vice versa”.

According to recent research by McKinsey & Company, companies in emerging markets have succeeded in issuing large amounts of new equity through cross listings in UK or U.S. equity markets on the back of more stringent corporate governance requirements and stock market regulations.

In addition, evidence found in prior research of Reese and Weisbach (2002) as cited in Witmer (2006) demonstrated an increase in the capital raising as a result of the bonding hypothesis in that a firm's ability to raise capital in its own market is enhanced through cross listing.