Prospectus Directive
/ˈprɒspek.təs dɪˈrɛktɪv/
Definitions
- (n.) EU legislation regulating the preparation, approval, and dissemination of prospectuses for securities offerings to protect investors and ensure market transparency.
The company complied with the Prospectus Directive before issuing new shares on the market.
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- prospectus directive
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Commentary
The Prospectus Directive harmonizes prospectus requirements across EU member states, facilitating cross-border securities offerings while protecting investors with standardized disclosure rules.
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