Dual Trading on PLUS (PLUS-traded)
PLUS is being driven by customer demand from UK brokers and market makers,
who are using the service to trade on behalf of their clients.
Companies who are either listed or quoted on a market elsewhere can have
their shares traded on PLUS. A company is admitted to the market as a
result of demand from member firms.
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At no extra cost, companies can maximise the benefit of their listing by
maintaining full investor access for the UK retail investor market.
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Trading activity on PLUS is wholly transparent through the website and
through leading information vendors.
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No obligations are imposed on listed companies and no consent is required.
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However, AIM companies seeking to have their shares traded through PLUS
will need to complete an issuer agreement form to ensure an open line
of communication for 'orderly market' purposes. For more
information and to download this agreement, please click
here
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For companies eligible for trading on the PLUS secondary market, there is
minimal associated impact as broker dealers or market makers will use
the service to trade on behalf of their clients.
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Firms who trade as either broker dealer or market maker on the PLUS
secondary market are members of PLUS and adhere to the PLUS Trading Rules.