Corporate GovernanceJun 15, 2026, 04:07 PM
Zeta Network Group Confirms Nasdaq Home Country Rule Exemption
AI Summary
Zeta Network Group, a Foreign Private Issuer, submitted a letter from its Cayman Islands legal counsel to Nasdaq. The letter certifies that the company's practice of following Cayman Islands law and its amended memorandum and articles of association is not prohibited by home country law. This allows the company to utilize the Nasdaq Marketplace Rule 5615(a)(3)(A) exemption, following home country practice in lieu of certain Nasdaq corporate governance requirements.
Key Highlights
- Zeta Network Group, as a Foreign Private Issuer, follows Cayman Islands law for corporate governance.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5605(b) requiring a majority of independent directors on the board.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5605(c) regarding audit committee composition and requirements.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5605(d) concerning compensation committee charter and independent members.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5605(e) on director nominee selection by independent directors.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5610 requiring a code of conduct for all directors, officers, and employees.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5620(a) on holding annual shareholder meetings within one year of fiscal year-end.
- Exemption from Nasdaq Rule 5635(a) requiring shareholder approval for certain security issuances in acquisitions.
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