stock-exchange-listing

Vocabulary Word

Definition

A 'stock exchange listing' is when a company's stock becomes available for public trading on a stock exchange. The company's shares can be bought and sold by investors at the exchange.

Examples in Different Contexts

For market visibility, a stock exchange listing increases a company's exposure to investors, analysts, and the media, potentially raising its profile. A public relations manager might explain, 'Being listed on a stock exchange boosts our visibility and credibility among investors and customers alike.'

Practice Scenarios

Accounting

Scenario:

Are our financial reports and statements ready and compliant for public disclosure?

Response:

Yes, all financial documents are ready for our stock exchange listing. We meet all necessary regulatory standards required for listing.

Legal

Scenario:

The current regulatory environment is increasingly challenging. It's crucial we stay updated with all required legalities.

Response:

Absolutely, we are working closely with our legal team to ensure we are compliant with all the legalities involved in stock exchange listing.