xv) Libyan
The Libyan Stock Exchange (LSE) was established by Decision No. (134) of
the General People's Committee (GPCO), on June 3, 2006, to form a joint stock
company with capital of 20 million Libyan dinars, divided into 2 million shares with a
nominal value of 10 LD per share. The first phase focused on introducing financial
definitions and rules, the addition of several workshop courses, and a series of
agreements with the Amman Stock Exchange and Cairo & Alexandria Stock
Exchange and the Egyptian Company for Clearance and deposit. Listed market
securities include the National Mills and Fodder Company, the United Insurance
Company, Bank of deserts, and the Libyan Insurance Company, Sahari Bank, and the
Hay Alandalus Domestic Bank.
In 18 October 2007, a cooperation agreement was signed in London between
the Libyan Stock Exchange Market and London Stock Exchange. The agreement was
signed by the Chairman of Administration and General Director of the Committee for
Libyan Stock Exchange Market and the Director of the London Stock Exchange. The
agreement provides for training teams from the Libyan Stock Exchange in Tripoli and
in London to enable them to run the stock market operations. In addition there will be
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regular reviews of the Libyan regulations and systems, to modernize them from time
to time, and for seminars and conferences organized by the London Stock Exchange
(Wikipedia, 2009 March 6).
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