Listing Standards
As a part of LTSE’s Listings Standards, our long-term-focused principles are what differentiate the Long-Term Stock Exchange
from all other listing or trading venues.
They provide the framework for your company to build a set of policies that reflect who you are and how you want to be viewed by the world. Filed with and approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), these principles reflect innovative corporate governance that drives a long-term focus.
They provide the framework for your company to build a set of policies that reflect who you are and how you want to be viewed by the world. Filed with and approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), these principles reflect innovative corporate governance that drives a long-term focus.
A Revolutionary Set of 5 SEC approved
Listings Principles
Principle 1: Stakeholders
Long-term focused companies should consider a broader group of stakeholders and the critical role they play in one another’s success.
Long-Term Stakeholder Policy
A policy explaining how the company operates its business to consider all of the stakeholders critical to its long-term success.
Principle 2: Strategy
Long-term focused companies should measure success in years and decades and prioritize long-term decision-making.
Long-Term Strategy Policy
A policy explaining how the company prioritizes long-term strategic decision-making and long-term success.
Principle 3: Compensation
Long-term focused companies should align executive compensation and board compensation with long-term performance.
Long-Term Compensation Policy
A policy explaining the company’s alignment of executive compensation and board compensation with the company’s long-term success and long-term success metrics.
Principle 4: Governance
Boards of directors of long-term focused companies should be engaged in and have explicit oversight of long-term strategy.
Long-Term Board Policy
A policy explaining the engagement of the company’s board of directors in the company's long-term focus, including discussion of whether the board and/or which board committee(s), if any, have explicit oversight of and responsibility for long-term strategy and success metrics.
Principle 5: Investors
Long-term focused companies should engage with their long-term shareholders.
Long-Term Investors Policy
A policy explaining how the company engages with long-term investors.