cross-listing
noun[U]
STOCK MARKETukusasituationin which a company'ssharesaretradedon more than onestockexchange:
Themarketregulatorhasapprovedthe cross-listing ofsharesinEastAfrica’sbiggestmediacompany.
Examplesofcross-listing
cross-listing
All listings are reviewed by the network operators before being published and althoughcross-listingis permitted, it is discouraged.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This finding suggests that the stock market expects thecross-listingto have a positive impact on firm value.
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