The Belize Stock Exchange announced last week that it has opened its doors to any business or entrepreneur wishing to use the its global news service, regardless of whether they are listed on the main bourse.
In a written statement released last week, the exchange explained that: "With the ever expanding globalization of wealth and investor relations, the opening of the BISE News Portal to non-listed entities provides a significant advantage for enhanced exposure and new opportunities to attract the attention of a larger investment audience."
It continued: "By providing a centralized portal, the BISE News Service reliably makes information available to investors, brokers, agents, market participants and other international news organizations," and added that: "The BISE News Service has proven to be an effective tool to distribute companies' news releases and financial information."
By making the global News Release network open to anybody who desires to use it, BISE hopes that "the ever growing capabilities of the Exchange to provide cutting edge technology to everyone desirous to make a statement in the financial arena," will be highlighted.
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