The International Stock Exchange (TISE) has revised it's listing rules to appeal to more small and medium sized businesses.
It says it has a long term strategy to attract more listings from growth companies in it's 'home' markets.
CEO, Fiona Le Poidevin, says the updated rules make sure they can be 'an appropriate and attractive environment' for companies.
She added they're always monitoring and evaluating them to ensure they 'remain fit for purpose'.
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Premium estate agent launches new license on Island
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Signs approved for estate agent's new office
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Information Commissioner partners with Jersey
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