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Rev. James Lawson Jr., an icon of the Civil Rights Movement and one of the original Freedom Riders, died on Sunday, June 10, at the age of 95. His family announced his passing on Monday — and immediately an outpouring of admiration and reverence for the hero followed. The National Civil Rights Museum issued a […]
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Western Cape Transport MEC Daylin Mitchell offered his condolences to the families of the five people killed in a crash on the R321 between Villiersdorp and Grabouw.
She was an original member of the R&B group.
THE Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange Ltd (TTSE) has announced the amendment of a rule (Rule 400 (2) (g), which deals with the Special Market Listing Requirement for Small and Medium Enterprise (SME).
The announcement came in a statement by the TTSE on September 11 which said the amendment became effective on August 22.
The statement said the amendment reflects TTSE's commitment to fostering growth and creating a more accessible environment for SMEs seeking to list on the exchange.
The public float required for SMEs was reduced to 20 per cent of the total issued share capital, down from the previous requirement of 30 per cent.
\"This change is intended to encourage companies to utilise the TTSE SME Market to raise capital while maintaining compliance with necessary regulatory standards.
\"This amendment was carefully considered to balance regulatory compliance and market accessibility, making it easier for SMEs to meet listing requirements while still ensuring investor confidence and market stability.\"
The statement concluded with the TTSE pledging its support to the growth and diversification of local capital markets.
The TTSE also committed to creating opportunities for businesses of all sizes to access public funding.
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