Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings: Why list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange? More Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings than all the other exchanges in the world accept NYSE and NASDAQ, the current merger would increase that to the largest in the world No restrictions on shares, even for officers and insiders, thus ALL SHARES are free-trading. The […]
Why Use FSE Listings Inc to List on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange The FSE Listings Inc Group is the leading listing firm for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings and the recognized leader bar-none over any other firm for non-German Companies. With offices in Spain, UK, South Africa, Guatemala, Mexico, Canada, the USA, Netherlands, Vietnam, Hong […]
Why Are Frankfurt Shells Increasing In Price? FSE group of shells and consortium explains The new regulations adapted February 14th 2011 have made it more difficult for firms to list or will delist many firms that don’t meet the 500k euro requirement or 0.10 euro per share minimum. The acquisition discussions between Germany’s Deutsche Boerse […]
Common false assumptions about the Frankfurt Stock Exchange That there is a lot of naked short selling in Frankfurt: In a landmark decision favouring public companies, naked short selling was banned in Germany in June 2010. Therefore there is no naked short selling, its banned. That a prospectus is required: In the Frankfurt First Quotation […]
(From the following original post: http://www.socialized.me/social-media-for-public-companies/) Unless you have just decided to bury your head in the sand, you know there is huge potential with implementing a social media strategy for your organization. Several questions always arise: How do we implement it effectively? Which platforms should we use? How do we track it? Should we […]
Why the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Deutsche Boerse) Many readers have asked why list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, especially as foreign non-German companies. Many of those people are surprised to learn over 89% of the exchange is foreign listed companies, of which there is a vast network of global investors looking at new listings and […]
Listing an IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange versus a reverse merger into a Frankfurt Shell Company To purchase a Frankfurt Shell Company that is publicly traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, it costs between €120,000 and €150,000. Generally these shells are UK, Swiss, and German companies that are the shells. Regardless of the Frankfurt […]
Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of your local Securities Exchange or possibly you are already delisted? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which may turn-out better for your firm and shareholders in the long run versus listing on other alternatives… […]
Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX Listings) or possibly you are already delisted? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which may turn-out better for your firm and shareholders in the long run versus listing on […]
Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the NASDAQ, OTCBB and or Pinksheets, possibly you are now a grey sheet or without a market maker? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which may turn-out better for your firm and shareholders in […]