Examples of NZDX Listing Rules in a sentence
Although the PIE Capital Securities are not debt securities for the purposes of the Securities Act 1978, NZX Regulation has given certain rulings and waivers from the NZDX Listing Rules in relation to the listing of the PIE Capital Securities on the NZDX.
Any such certificate, notice or statement will be in the form agreed between ASB and the Registry and will contain all information required by applicable law and the NZDX Listing Rules.
Rule 1.15.2 does not require Issuers to conduct a general review of their existing Constitutions to determine the circumstance (if any) in which the Constitution may prevent compliance with the Rules.1.15.3 Any waivers granted by NZX pursuant to the NZSX/ NZDX Listing Rules in force before 3 April 2009 shall be deemed to be a waiver given pursuant to Rule 1.11, and shall (subject to the power of NZX pursuant to Rule 1.11.2) continue in force notwithstanding the introduction of these Rules.
There is no legal definition of the term fair in New Zealand in either the NZSX / NZDX Listing Rules or in any statute dealing with securities or commercial law.
This means that the NZDX Listing Rules that apply to debt securities where theThis Offer Document is signed by or on behalf of the directors of RPC, and by or on behalf of RPI and its directors in their respective capacities as promoters of the 2011 Redeemable Preference Shares.
The fourth is the employment in the particulars of vague words or phrases of association such as “deep connections” without identifying sufficient supporting material facts, which we have already addressed.
For consistency with the NXSZ / NZDX Listing Rules and the SOE Continuous Disclosure Rules there should be additional exclusions for:- information that comprises matters of supposition or is insufficiently definite to warrant being made publicly available; and- information that is generated for internal management purposes of the disclosing participant.
Panel Policy on Appendix 1 - Preliminary Announcements and the treatment of unrealised net changes in the value of investment properties Date of policy statement: 29 June 2000 This policy statement has been superseded by changes to NZSX and NZDX Listing Rules Appendix 1.
Once an individual has met some of his physiological needs, he/she can proceed to meet some safety needs even if all physiological needs have not yet been met.
Net profit attributable to shareholders of the company is equivalent to profit from ordinary activities after tax attributable to shareholders of the company (as required to be disclosed pursuant to Clause 1.2 of Appendix 1 of the NZSX and NZDX Listing Rules).