In today’s briefing:
- The Main Battlefield for Dissolution of Parent-Subsidiary Listings Will Shift to Standard Market

The Main Battlefield for Dissolution of Parent-Subsidiary Listings Will Shift to Standard Market
- Standard Market is home to companies that face challenges that fail to meet tradable shares ratio, can’t grow market capitalization, or feel it burdensome to meet governance and disclosure requirements.
- TSE is likely to request companies listed on the Standard Market to disclose improvement measures in response to TSE’s requests, rather than raising the listing maintenance criteria.
- 262 Standard Market companies are listed subsidiaries. It’s considered that the quickest way to improve the quality of the Standard Market is to delist these companies by eliminating parent-subsidiary listings.
