ISX off-topic thread, page-3242

To my knowledge, the ATO aren't looking to freeze ISXFEU from anything. Just prevent JK from selling. Of course, now that he's got the shares moved overseas, that's much harder to enforce. [Note before itzgr8 jumps up and down that "nothing was moved" - JK previously had Australian company shares, now he has Cyprus shares. He's moved his shareholding overseas.]

I think the ASIC case is more likely to delay as well, though I know that on a lot of stock exchange listings, they look into current lawsuits involving the company and KMPs, so questions may be asked. But again, regulatory action will probably be more relevant to a potential exchange.