Yes, irrespective of whether the securities are actively traded or not, the entity meets the definition of a PIE by having transferable securities which are admitted to trading on an EU regulated market (as well as governed by the law of a member state).
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Home » My client, an EEA incorporated entity whose transferable securities are admitted to trading on an EU regulated market, does not have any securities traded. Is it still required to be included?
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