Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
Look out NASDAQ. A recent Barron’s article estimated the cost of keeping a public listing on AIM is 60% less than on NASDAQ.
American Investment Bankers are starting to take aim at the dearth of initial public offerings in their home turf.
In 1995, the London Stock Exchange [G] launched the AIM market as an alternative [...]
SEC Approves NYSE Initial Listing Fee Relief
Morrison Foerster – September 2006
Recent Fee Relief Intensifies Competition Between NYSE and NASDAQ
Intensified competition between NYSE and NASDAQ for company listings could provide a unique cost-saving opportunity to companies that are considering a near-term listing on NYSE but do not initially meet NYSE’s listing qualifications. The SEC recently approved [...]
NASDAQ has clarified its rule for companies who are trying to gain listing via a reverse merger into a NASDAQ shell. Companies will now have to submit an application BEFORE the transaction is completed. I have included the exact verbiage as disclosed by the SEC.
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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
(Release No. 34-54825; File No. SR-NASDAQ-2006-047)
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