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Purpose and legislative effect
“This article says the Capital Market Authority issues the following provisions and that they are made pursuant to Law N° 40/2011, especially Article 64.”
This article says the Capital Market Authority issues the following provisions and that they are made pursuant to Law N° 40/2011, especially Article 64. This article defines key terms used in the rules on capital markets, including recognized stock exchange, eligible applicant, information memorandum, introduction, primary exchange, primary jurisdiction, and primary regulator. Applications under these rules must be accompanied by specified documents, including an information memorandum and several no-objection letters; cross-listing applications must be made to the CEO of RSE by a sponsoring licensed dealing member. An applicant seeking approval for a securities cross listing must satisfy the requirements set out in the capital markets regulations on public offers and securities issues. No cross-listing fee may be charged; annual listing and additional-security fees follow the ordinary Rwanda Stock Exchange rules.
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This article says the Capital Market Authority issues the following provisions and that they are made pursuant to Law N° 40/2011, especially Article 64.
Section 74
Applications under these rules must be accompanied by specified documents, including an information memorandum and several no-objection letters; cross-listing applications must be made to the CEO of RSE by a sponsoring licensed dealing member.
Section 3
No cross-listing fee may be charged; annual listing and additional-security fees follow the ordinary Rwanda Stock Exchange rules.
Section 4
Cross-listed securities transactions in Rwanda must follow the rules on clearing, settlement, and custody set by RSE and CSD.
Section 6
This article repeals any earlier regulatory rules that conflict with this regulation.
Section 7
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In force source record
Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 2 Jul 2012
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