The Listing Act aims to make it easier to access European capital markets by making IPOs more attractive, reducing bureaucratic burdens for issuers and reducing costs. What impact will the changes have on the disclosure requirements, the responsibility towards shareholders and the Prospectus Requirement and thus to Investor Relations?
You will get insights into the upcoming change in the listed companies’ disclosure requirements. The amendments will not enter into force until 5 June 2026 but will significantly change the best practe disclosure and the issuer responsibility towards shareholders. The Listing Act amends, among other things the Prospectus Regulation, but what does the change consist of and will the perspective of institutional investors change? Where are the limits of the company’s liability to the shareholders?
This hybrid event takes place on August 27 from 9-10.30am hosted by Captivate.
Venue: Smedjen, Dampfærgevej 2, København Ø
Topics include:
- Changes to disclosure requirements in protracted processes
- Changes in when a prospectus is required and content of prospectus
- Other changes due to the Listing Act
- Who is responsible for the company’s announcements?
- IR considerations and involvement in the various phases of the process.
All this and much more will be presented by Christian Lundgren, attorny-at-law and owner at Kromann Reumert.
Programme:
9.00 – 9.30: Networking with your peers (for in-person attendees)
9.30 – 10.30: Presentation and Q&A
This is a hybrid event and only members of DIRF can attend