(Vienna) Today trading in the stocks of The Just Loans Group Plc starts on the Vienna Stock Exchange. Price discovery and trading take place in a daily midday auction on the Third Market of the Vienna Stock Exchange. According to the British company the Group entered the alternative finance sector with the aim of providing a real alternative to Business Banking and has built a robust, scalable, Anti Money Laundering (AML) compliant process for on boarding Corporate Borrowers in the UK and eventually Europe.
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About the Vienna Stock Exchange
The Vienna Stock Exchange is the only securities exchange in Austria. It features a modern infrastructure and supplies market data and relevant information. It offers Austrian companies maximum visibility, high liquidity and utmost transparency. Investors can rely on the smooth and efficient execution of exchange trades. The Vienna Stock Exchange operates a central market datafeed for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and is well established as an expert for the calculation of indices with a reference to the region. Wiener Börse AG, together with its holding company, CEESEG, cooperates with over ten exchanges in CEE and is globally recognized for this unique know-how.
About the Third Market
The requirements of the Stock Exchange Act regarding the formal admission of financial instruments to trading on a regulated market and the obligations of issuers on a regulated market do not apply to financial instruments traded on the Third Market. However, the obligations defined in Article 17 (Public Disclosure of Inside Information), Article 18 (Insider Lists) and Article 19 (Managers’ Transactions) of the Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014) do apply in conjunction with § 48d para. 1 nos. 2 to 4 and § 82 para. 5 of the Austrian Stock Exchange Act, as well as the bans imposed by Article 14 (Prohibition of Insider Dealing and of Unlawful Disclosure of Inside Information) and Article 15 (Prohibition of Market Manipulation) of the Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014) in conjunction with § 48c, § 48m and § 48n of the Austrian Stock Exchange Act. However, the above mentioned obligations for financial instruments traded on the Third Market are only applicable if the issuer has submitted an application for inclusion in trading of the financial instrument or has approved it.
It is hereby pointed out that there may be differences with respect to financial instruments of foreign issuers trading on the Third Market as compared to financial instruments of Austrian issuers included in the Third Market. These differences may concern the following (this is not an exhaustive list): property law aspects (the rights of the buyer regarding financial instruments held in safe custody abroad, for example), the delivery or settlement of financial instruments, differences with respect to company law (e.g. voting rights and dividend rights) and also other aspects such as taxation.