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The JSE building in Sandton. (Fivepointsix/Getty)

The JSE building in Sandton. (Fivepointsix/Getty)

While the JSE has made efforts to simplify its listing requirements, little evidence of this can be seen in many an indecipherable regulatory announcement. Given the plethora of scandals involving JSE-listed companies in recent years, perhaps it’s time to consider some plainer language, writes Garth Theunissen.

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