I can only speak of Denmark, which is what DD was talking about. My parents live there. It is not a ban on NWBO specifically, but a decision by most banking institutions not to trade OTC stocks anymore. You can still sell or hold your shares, just not buy anymore OTC stocks. I don't know if all the banks have the same policy, but the biggest one for foreign shares does. JMHO
The ban on buying NWBO in Europe is still on. It’s been well over a month now. I’m curious why this hasn’t become a bigger topic of discussion/investigstion but I’m sure the company/CM is all over it.
What is to investigate? OTC penny stocks have less SEC restrictions than listed stocks making them risky to investors. Some banks/broker elect not to participate in trading them so as not to get caught up in scams. Is there some reason you think they should be forced to trade something they have no interest in trading?
Not just the EU. Also, wold not surprise me if this becomes more common in the US as well.
LP's choice to not be a listed stock and abide by rules that require things like ASMs and shareholder votes for large capital raises.