Due to the closure of the First Quotation Board in its current form, several hundred FSE Listings will be delisted Saturday December 15th 2012, therefore this coming Monday the 17th the firms will likely all be delisted if they have not filed a prospectus document. You will see book trading by market makers on Friday December 14th, but the trading is not reflective of the market.

If your firm requires a prospectus document, they range from 15,000 to 50,000 GBP. If you contact info@fselistings.com we can organize the lowest cost prospectus documents within the market through our Broker Dealer.

Many firms have been going to IFXBG Limited (www.ifxbg.com) the firm with the most listings on the Global Stock Exchange (GXG Markets) to list their firm. Listing of the firm on the GXG Markets for Frankfurt Listings have special pricing through IFXBG which is lower than any other Broker in the market. We suggest contacting info@ifxbg.com and asking for a price quote to list on the GXG markets your FSE Listing.

Following close collaboration between Deutsche Börse, the stock exchange regulator of the state of Hesse and the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht) and consultation with market participants, the First Quotation Board in its current form will be closed on 15 December 2012.

The GXG Markets will only be taking new admissions up to Monday December 17th 2012, which leaves a large gap between Dec. 17th and January 4th of which they will not be listing companies. If your firm urgently needs to list on the GXG Markets, there are 12 GXG shells within the market who are looking to sell their public vehicles. We can introduce you to these new shells, contact info@ifxbg.com for a full shell company directory and options. Buying a GXG Shell may be the only way for you to list on the GXG Markets before the new year. A GXG Listing for Frankfurt listed companies is as low as 18,000 GBP, contact us to find out why.
The last trading day for Frankfurt listed companies without a prospectus and who do not meet the new entry standard regulations is Friday Dec. 14th 2012.

We highly recommend putting a market announcement out if you intend on moving to the GXG markets, as your company will soon no longer be quoted on financial websites if you are delisted. Firms who have been listed on the Berlin Stock Exchange and Stuttgart will also be terminated if they were dual listed from Frankfurt. Unfortunately, many of the German Market makers and Listing Partners misled Frankfurt listing companies into believing that if they were listed on the Berlin Stock Exchange and Stuttgart that they would remain listed when the Frankfurt closed. This is not the case, your firm will be delisted. We highly recommend working with an honest and successful listing firm on the GXG markets such as the International Financial Exchange and Banking Group. IFXBG owns a UK FSA regulated broker, a Luxembourg CSSF regulated Securitization Company and Bond formation firm, an African Bank, and over 50 consulting offices and agents globally.

In addition, if you were a consultant of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and want to become a consultant for the GXG markets, you should join IFXBG as an authorized intermediary for listing your companies, valuations, prospectus documents, and capital.

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IFXBG is the only company you should use to list on the GXG Markets, contact us to find out why! info@ifxbg.com