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Spotlight Stock Market pays for financial advisors to companies for 36 months
At Spotlight Stock Market, we know that life as a newly listed growth company can be overwhelming. That's why we're expanding our already comprehensive suite of services to make life in the listed environment easier by offering ongoing support from financial advisors paid for by Spotlight. Listing a company on Spotlight Stock Market with the help of one of our trusted financial advisor partners means both the opportunity for a faster and smoother listing process and Spotlight continuing to pay for the advisor's services for up to 36 months after the first day of trading. This assumes that the listing is done with the help of one of the advisors with whom Spotlight has signed a partnership agreement.
By paying for the advisor's services, Spotlight gives the advisor a free role to guide the company in its new environment. Spotlight Stock Market has full control over its regulations and is therefore the one who reviews, interprets and ensures that companies comply with the rules. The collaboration between these three parties creates value for everyone and makes it easier for companies without previous stock market experience to operate in a listed environment, with clear roles as advisor and reviewer, in contrast to services such as certified adviser where the same party is expected to act as both advisor and reviewer.
The model means that Spotlight enters into agreements directly with financial advisors who meet our qualitative requirements and continue to support the companies they have helped with the listing. In return, the advisor receives a monthly fee per active company that is listed on Spotlight and where the advisor has an ongoing role.
Spotlight pays a financial advisor for a maximum of 36 months from the listing date, but this will end early if the company is delisted from Spotlight. The advisor must hold relevant permits from the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority or be an affiliated agent of a company that is licensed by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.
Have at least four meetings a year with the client company to follow up on developments and deviations, discuss external factors such as the external environment, the capital market and regulations, and act as a sounding board in special situations.
When possible, act as an advisory sounding board for the client company on ongoing issues with a particular focus on communication, capital market issues and strategic considerations.
Conduct Spotlight's annual training for financial advisors and ensure that relevant information from Spotlight is passed on to the client companies in a correct manner.
Hold at least one three-party meeting a year with Spotlight, the advisor and the client company to follow up on developments.
The advisor's agreement with Spotlight does not include delivering extensive consulting services or project management without compensation from the client company.