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A listed company, not surprisingly, is a company whose shares have been listed by a stock exchange.

In London, the company's shares will have been accepted by the Quotations Committee of the Stock Exchange.

For the shares to be accepted, the company's financial position and reputation will have been examined. If these are satisfactory, the shares are admitted to the Stock Exchange's Official List of securities dealt in by members of the Stock Exchange.

See Also: Online share dealing service Stockmarket Centre

Last Updated: November 2007 © Moneyextra.com

 

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