Inclusion of securities in the regulated market

(1) Securities may be included by the Management in exchange trading in the regulated market, on the application of a trading participant or of the Management's own motion, where 1. the securities are already admitted a) at another domestic exchange to trading in the regulated market, b) in another Member State of the European Union or in another contracting state to the Agreement on the European Economic Area to trading on an organised market, or c) at a market in a third country, provided admission requirements and reporting and transparency obligations exist at that market that are comparable to those applying to securities admitted in the regulated market, and the exchange of information for the purposes of monitoring trading is ensured with the bodies competent in the respective state, and 2. no circumstances are known that would, on inclusion of the securities, lead to an unfair advantage for the public or damage material general interests.
(2) The detailed provisions on the inclusion of securities, and on the obligations to be fulfilled by the applicant following inclusion, are to be made in the Exchange Rules. The Exchange Rules must in particular contain provisions on informing the exchange of facts that the issuer must publish on the foreign market where the securities are admitted, for the protection of the public and to ensure the orderly conduct of trading; section 38(1), sections 39 and 41 do not apply.
(3) The Management informs the issuer whose securities have been included in trading under subsection (1) of the inclusion.
(4) Section 25 applies accordingly to the suspension and discontinuation of the determination of the exchange price. Section 39(1) applies accordingly to the revocation of inclusion.