UK dual class rule review 'makes sense'

Aidan Gregory

January 13, 2020 12:00 pm

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The UK government should consider consulting on changes to the country’s listing rules after Brexit to attract more high growth companies to the London Stock Exchange, including allowing dual class share structures on the premium segment, according to Claire Keast-Butler, a partner at Cooley in London

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