1.What rules and regulations do companies wishing to list on the NYSE need to follow and how might that affect listing decisions?

2.How are U.S. market regulations enforced and by which agencies? How might the costs of compliance and consequences of non-compliance have affected the company’s listing decision?

3.How can you determine the rules, regulations, and oversight bodies for London Stock Exchange?

(In other words, where would you look to find this information and how would you know to look there?)

4.What rules and regulations do companies wishing to list on London Stock Exchange need to follow and how is compliance enforced? How might those factors have affected the company’s decision?

5.Analyze how interest rate policies and announcements affect returns and decisions about listing in the NYSE and London Stock Exchange. Provide specific examples to illustrate your answer. For example, how are interest rates determined in U. S. versus non - U. S. markets? How do governments use interest rate decisions to try to influence the markets under different conditions?

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