Nasdaq Stockholm Rules – IR Website Obligations
Nasdaq Stockholm IR Website Rules: Immediate Posting & 10-YearArchiving
As a condition of listing on Nasdaq Stockholm, companies agree to meet specific disclosure and archiving standards that directly affect how IR teams manage their websites:
Immediate Posting of Disclosures
– Material News: All price-sensitive announcements (earnings, M&A, leadership changes) must appear on the IR site the moment they are released via approved channels.
– Dual Distribution: Post simultaneously to your site and a recognized news distribution service to ensure equal market access.
Long-Term Archiving
– Ten-Year Retention: Maintain an accessible archive of financial reports, press releases, and governance documents for a minimum of ten years to satisfy listing obligations and facilitate investor research.
– Searchable Archives: Organize archives by year and category, and offer search and filter functionality for ease of use.
Site Availability & Reliability
– Uptime Requirements: Ensure your IR site achieves high availability, particularly around key release dates, to avoid complaints from regulators or investors.
– Disaster Recovery: Implement backup and failover strategies so disclosures remain accessible even during technical outages.
Investor Expectations
– Consistency: Investors expect to find every historical report on yourIR site. Failure to do so can harm credibility and invite regulatory scrutiny.
– Transparency: A robust archive signals commitment to openness,reinforcing trust among shareholders and analysts.
By aligning your IR website operations with Nasdaq Stockholm’s rules, immediate posting, decade-long archiving, and reliable site performance, you uphold your listing requirements and maintain strong investor relations.