Published: 03 September 2013

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange is expected to complete the process of reviewing its listing rules by November this year, the Securities Commission of Zimbabwe has said.

SECZ chief executive Tafadzwa Chinamo said SECZ called for a review of the rules to enhance clarity and ensure detailed framework of listing rules.

He made the remarks after a Press briefing to announce SECZ's nomination for an award by the Africa Investor Institutional Investment Summit Awards on the 24th of this month.

Among changes to come about after the review of the ZSE's listing rules will be corporate governance issues and term limits for chief executives of listed companies.
- herald

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