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CSE Chairman talks about CSE

21/01/2005 09:56
“It is highly problematic if f it takes two years to make a significant decision on your competitiveness”, CSE Chairman, Akis Cleanthous told StockWatch on Friday.

Specifically,

-For the government: “The government must clarify its policy”, “any decisions (for mutual funds, taxation of duties, bond market etc) must be taken by February”, “it must give incentives for the growth of economy”.
-For the technocrats who handle CSE issues: “operate within their narrow sectional frameworks”.
-For the listed companies: “Need of further clarifications on which will remain listed and which will be delisted”, “we secure quality and emphasize corporate governance”.
-For institutional investors: “The enrichment of the CSE variety is a one-way street”.
-For government bonds: “The delay in the operation of a primary and secondary market is unfair”.
-For the semi-governmental organizations: “Their listing would help”.
-For the cooperation with ASE: “We are very careful”, “we allow access to larger capital markets”, “we increase liquidity”, “we go for a single trading system”.
-For the new CSE: “We will separate listing from clearance”, “I will continue to be an organization with business planning”.
-In April: “Five years are not few”.