Sentence examples for smaller listings from inspiring English sources

The Advisory Committee tells us that it believes our equity markets often fail to provide sufficient liquidity to smaller listings because of onerous listing requirements.

Three smaller listings on the Shenzhen stock exchange also soared on their first trading days recently.

Several smaller listings on the Shenzhen stock exchange also soared on their first trading days recently.

The smaller listings reflected an endemic problem for the magazine: the cable systems that provided on-screen listings.

I would respectfully suggest that you need to propose a formidable bulwark against the onslaught of pump-and-dump and naked shorting that would inevitably accompany the launch of a new market venue for smaller listings -- and I do not see the details embedded in your recommendation.

Unlike America, Europe has fragmented stockmarkets that lack the liquidity (and good equity research) to make many small-cap listings worthwhile.Now financiers are declaring that it is high time a pan-European small-cap market was set up to funnel capital to corporate minnows.

The Alternative Investment Market, or AIM, a part of the London Stock Exchange intended for small company listings, is a popular destination for some American companies.

With Wall Street near record highs and the FTSE heading towards new peaks in London, the numberplate BU11 MKT is on sale for £25,000 in the small ad listings on financial news service Bloomberg.

The title of Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States, the 10-part documentary series that starts its UK run this Friday (Sky Atlantic, 9pm), is carefully calculated to maximise on the celebrity of the film director, possibly surprising viewers at finding such a big-screen name in the small-screen listings.

These include Ticketmaster down to small local listings papers, as well as by the Songkick user community.

Have you committee members thought through the architecture and compliance regime that would be needed to handle small firm listings in a separate venue in order to avoid more of the same that has plagued the larger marketplaces such as the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ?