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When a company decides to go public by listing its securities, it must navigate a series of regulatory and procedural steps to ensure compliance with the governing financial bodies. One critical step in this process involves entering into an agreement with an entity that facilitates the trading of its securities. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions the company must adhere to, ensuring transparency, compliance with regulatory standards, and protection of investor interests. Understanding which entity a company needs to engage with for this agreement is essential for anyone involved in the process of public listing. A company looking to list its securities needs to enter into a Listing agreement with which of the following?
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