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GEN – General - JSE Limited - Amendments to the JSE Listings Requirements
GEN – General - JSE Limited
Amendments to the JSE Listings Requirements
The JSE issued a Market Notice on 5 March 2021 proving details on a JSE Consultation Paper –
“Cutting Red Tape aimed at Effective and Appropriate Regulation”. Comments officially closed on 9
April 2021, however the JSE allowed extensions on request to allow more comments. The
consultation paper was aimed at obtaining input on proposals for cutting red tape aimed at
achieving a level of effective and appropriate regulation, for existing listings on the Main Board and
the Alternative Exchange.
The market consultation was very well received and commentators comprised a diverse group of
private individuals, institutional investors, public interest groups, listing sponsors, issuers and fellow
regulatory bodies. Taking into account the market comments received, the JSE formulated
amendments to the JSE Listings Requirements, which will now be subject to further public
consultation processes pursuant to the provisions of the JSE Listings Requirements and the Financial
Markets Act No. 19 of 2012.
The JSE Consultation Document along with marked-up amendments is available on the JSE’s website
www.jse.co.za (Route: Regulation - Issuer Regulation - Announcements regarding Listings
Requirement - August).
We invite comments on the amendments to the JSE Listings Requirements by close of business,
Monday, 13 September 2021, and comments can be sent directly to alwynf@jse.co.za.
11 August 2021
Date: 11-08-2021 04:01:00
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