By-Laws for Fees, Charges and Commissions at the ASE Company
Issued by virtue of the provisions of Articles 65/b and 74/a of the Securities Law No. 76 of 2002, Amended by the decisions of the Board of Commissioners of the Jordan Securities Commission No. (359/2007) dated 31.5.2007, No. (137/2016) dated 22.5.2016, No. (133/2022) dated 02.06.2022, No. (164/2022) dated 19.6.2022, No. (274/2025) dated 06.11.2025, and No. (437/2025) dated 29.12.2025.
By-Laws for Fees, Charges and Commissions
Article 1:
These By-Law shall be called the "By-Law for the Amman Stock Exchange Fees, Charges and Commissions for the year 2004". They shall enter into effect as of September 1st 2004.
Article 2:
A. Whenever they appear in these By-Laws, the following words and expressions shall have the meanings assigned to them hereunder, unless otherwise indicated by context:
| The Law | The Securities Law |
| ASE | Amman Stock Exchange |
| The Board | The Board of Directors of the ASE |
| Member | ASE Member |
B. Those words and expressions which are not defined in these By-Laws shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Law, unless otherwise indicated by context.
Article 3:
A. Subject to sub-paragraphs (B, C, D, E, F) of this Article, the ASE shall collect an annual charge, in return for listing securities issued within the Kingdom on the ASE, as follows:
At a rate of 0.0005 (five per ten thousand) of the nominal value for the first twenty million Jordan Dinars of the capital.
At a rate of 0.00002 (two per one hundred thousand) of the nominal value for any amount exceeding twenty million Jordan Dinars of the capital.
B. The ASE shall collect an annual charge against listing bonds issued by Jordanian public share holding companies, at a rate of 0,0001 (one per ten thousand) of the nominal value of said bonds, provided that the maximum amount collected is not in excess of 1000 (one thousand) Jordan Dinars.
C. The ASE shall collect a lump annual charge of 500 (Five hundred ) Jordan Dinars per issue, in return for listing bonds issued by the government, public institutions or municipalities.
D. The ASE will collect a lump sum for each issue for listing the Treasury Bills issued by the Government, official public institutions, or municipalities. This lump sum will be JD 250 (two hundred fifty Jordanian Dinars).
E. The Stock Exchange shall not collect an annual fee for listing shares of companies whose listing is suspended during its optional or mandatory liquidation (companies under liquidation).
F. The ASE shall collect an annual charge against listing Islamic Sukuk issued by Jordanian public share holding companies, at a rate of 0,0001 (one per ten thousand) of the nominal value of said Sukuk, provided that the maximum amount collected is not in excess of 5000 (Five thousand) Jordan Dinars.
G. The ASE shall collect a lump annual charge of 250 (two hundred and fifty) Jordan Dinars per issue, in return for listing Islamic Sukuk issued by the government, public institutions or municipalities.
H. When collecting the listing fee as stipulated in Paragraphs (a and b) of this Article, the date of listing will be observed so that the fee collected will be in correlation with the remaining period of time till the end of the year.
Article 4:
In return for listing non-Jordanian securities, the ASE shall collect a charge equivalent to that fixed for securities under these By-Laws.
Article 5:
A. Subject to sub-paragraphs (B, C, D) of this Article, the ASE shall collect, in return for trading in securities, a commission, as follows:
At a rate of 0.0006 (six per ten thousand) of the market value of traded securities from each contracting party as of 01/01/2026.
At a rate of 0.0007 (seven per ten thousand) of the market value of traded securities from each contracting party as of 01/01/2027.
B. Subject to sub-paragraph B of this Article, the ASE shall collect, in return for trading in securities, a commission of 0,0005 (five per ten thousand) of the market value of traded securities from each contracting party.
C. In return for trading in bonds, the ASE shall collect a commission of 0,0001 (one per ten thousand) of the market value of traded bonds from each contracting party.
D. In return for trading in Islamic Sukuk, the ASE shall collect a commission of 0,0001 (one per ten thousand) of the market value of traded Islamic Sukuk from each contracting party.
Article 6:
The ASE shall collect a membership fee of 200,000 (two hundred thousand) Jordan Dinars, once only, from the company that is licensed to perform financial brokerage.
The ASE shall collect an annual subscription of 500 (five hundred) Jordan Dinars per Member.
Article 7:
The ASE may collect service fees against services rendered to third parties, whether the services are direct or in the form of prints, images, audios or photocopies of statements or of data. Such fees shall be determined by a decision of the Board, upon the recommendation of the CEO.
Article 8:
The ASE shall collect a fixed charge of two hundred and fifty dinars for administrative expenses when submitting an arbitration application or counterclaim to the legal department. This charge shall be considered part of the ASE’s returns and may not be refunded even if the arbitration application or counterclaim is withdrawn.
Article 9:
The Board shall issue the necessary decisions to enforce the provisions of these By Laws.
Article 10:
The By-Laws for the Amman Stock Exchange/Securities Market Fees and Commissions for the year 1999 shall be repealed.