The Agreement to List Securities on Exchange — Application and Agreement of Corporation whose Security is to be Listed is a contractual agreement between a publicly traded corporation and an exchange. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions for the corporation's securities being listed on the exchange. It includes the process for the corporation to submit an application, the information required for the application, the fees associated with listing, and the ongoing maintenance and reporting requirements of the listed security. The Agreement to List Securities on Exchange — Application and Agreement of Corporation whose Security is to be Listed comes in two parts: the application and the agreement. The application requires the corporation to provide information such as the type of security, the offering amount, the exchange fees, the continuing disclosure requirements, and the listing terms. The agreement outlines the rules and regulations of the exchange, including the listing requirements, the fees, the eligibility of the security, and the ongoing maintenance and reporting requirements. The different types of Agreement to List Securities on Exchange — Applications and Agreement of Corporation whose Security is to be Listed include Initial Public Offering (IPO) agreements, Secondary Offering agreements, Follow-on Offering agreements, and Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) agreements.