ISX wanted to prevent the SOR from reaching the market for similar reasons the ASX has refused to publish ISX's response on its MAP: claiming it contains information that may mislead the market. After reading ISX's response I clearly understood why ISX didn't want the SOR published.
In my view ISX isn't refusing to comply with ASX's requirements. ISX has in fact been complying 'reasonably'. With ISX having already provided hundreds (or thousands) of pages of info (I can't recollect how much exactly) it begs the question what exactly was the ASX objectively looking for before initially placing the suspension and what is it still looking for after 9 months in relation to the initial suspension?
Ann: iSignthis Ltd vs ASX Ltd s1041H alleged breach by ASX and a, page-158
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