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When a company seeks to list its securities, it must enter into a listing agreement with a stock exchange. This agreement is crucial as it stipulates the terms and conditions the company must follow to be listed on the exchange. It ensures the company complies with the rules and regulations laid down by the stock exchange, as well as the broader regulatory framework established by SEBI. The listing agreement covers various aspects such as disclosure requirements, corporate governance norms, and other obligations that promote transparency and protect investor interests.
What does the term "nonmaleficence" mean in moral principles?
What is the primary focus of the procurement process?
What is tolerance in the context of interpersonal relations?
What does the affective component of attitudes encompass?
Why is ethical behavior important for businesses in customer relations?
Why is emotional intelligence important in personal and professional life?
What is the role of budgeting in financial management?
What does the concept of "cultural relativism" in ethics suggest?
What do personal values guide?
What financial statement provides an overview of a company's financial position at a specific point in time?