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South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPSE)The main function of Exchange is to facilitate companies to raise capital via the issue of new shares to the public. This is done in the form of a prospectus. Another function of the SPSE is to allow the trading of existing stocks between investors via a regulated market. A company must be listed with the SPSE in order to trade its shares.The Exchange is the centre for trading, reporting and pricing of the stocks, and endeavours to ensure transparency in market dealings. The SPSE is also charged with the role of ensuring compliance of the rules of the exchange by all listed companies and SPSE members and to maintain and make available to the market, all information and public files of the listed companies. Information includes financial reports. SPSE LibraryThe information pertaining to the listed companies is kept at the SPSE library, which is open to the public at the following times.
8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday The Library is closed to the public at weekends. Background of the SPSEIn the year 2000, the South Pacific stock Exchange acquired all Assets, Liabilities and Staff of the Suva Stock Exchange, and its new name and logo were launched in November of that year. The first Chief Executive Officer of the SPSE was the former Manager of the Suva Stock Exchange, Mr Mesake S. Nawari. He resigned the following year and was replaced by Mr Sanjay K. Sharma. The new Exchange formulated Business Rules in line with the Capital Markets Development Authority (CMDA) requirements and based on internationally accepted practice. |
FIJI FINANCIAL SERVICES Reserve Bank of Fiji Fiji Stock Market |
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