English Company Law -Listed and Quoted Companies.
As previously stated, public companies can trade their shares on a stock exchange, and they can become listed or quoted companies. A listed company differs from a quoted corporation in the following ways: A listed company, according to the FCA Handbook, is one that has a class of securities listed on the UK's official list. A quoted company is one whose share capital has been included on the official list (so most listed companies will be quoted as well) or whose share capital is officially listed in an EEA State, ( quoted not listed) or whose share capital is admitted to dealing on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq (CA 2006, s 385(2)).( quoted not listed) The term "unquoted" refers to a firm that is not publicly traded.
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