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The Treasurer December 1999

Message from the vice chairman of the committee Given the approaching pseudo-millennium and having time on my hands in a quiet market, I have taken to musing on fun facts for financing folk.

The Treasurer November 1999

Message from the chairman of the committee This month’s magazine has a strong theme of ‘risk’ – perhaps appropriate for an issue that has been produced so close to the end of the millennium

Guidance on Share Issuing Good Practice for Listed Companies

The Association welcomes and endorses the Guidance on Share Issuing Good Practice for Listed Companies issued today by the Bank of England. The Guidance was developed by the Bank in conjunction with the Association and other bodies and its publication meets a long held need for sound guidance on equity issuance. It follows the recommendations of the MMC that the use of tendering for sub-underwriting should be encouraged and that the benefits of deep-discounted share issues should be explained to issuers.

Guidance on Share Issuing Good Practice for Listed Companies - ACT Recommended Practice Guidance

Technical Recommendations - Bank of England - Guidance on Share Issuing Good Practice for Listed Companies

The Guidance, due to be published mid October by the Bank of England, is intended to help UK listed companies make informed choices about share issuing methods. The Guidance is structured as a list of questions or arguments which issuers should consider putting to their advisers, brokers and/or lead nderwriters. The MMC's recommendations for the content of the guidance were that it should:

1. encourage the use of tendering for sub-underwriting;

Bank of England: Guidance on Share Issuing Good Practice for Listed Companies

This booklet is intended to help UK listed companies make informed choices about share issuing methods. It has been prepared at the request of the Monopolies and Mergers Commission (MMC)1by the Bank of England and seven organisations closely concerned with share issuance, according to the procedure set out in Appendix 1.

Company and Shareholder Agreement Treasury Stock - May 1999

Following extensive consultation with the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), the Association of Corporate Treasurers believes that it is possible for a treasury stock programme to co-exist with the maintenance of pre-emption rights for shareholders.

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