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Thinking about an initial public offering (IPO) on AIM or another market? Catherine Feechan, a partner at law firm Brodies, looks at the arguments for and against.
The current difficulties that small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face in securing financing can be frustrating, writes Clive Garston, corporate partner at law firm Halliwells.
We explain the meaning of the terms 'cash shell' and 'reverse takeover'.
Cash shells are making a comeback, offering businesses that want to be listed an alternative to an IPO. GB reports on new research into the investment vehicles and finds out how to take advantage of them.
The IPO market shows signs of emerging from hibernation, despite the much-publicised cancellation of a few big-name floats.
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James Corsellis, managing partner at investment house Marwyn, tells GB why he believes the public markets beat private equity as a platform for a buy-and-build strategy.
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Keith Tozzi may have stumbled across the idea for drugs and alcohol testing provider Concateno, but there’s nothing fortuitous about the chairman’s approach to growing a business for a big sale.
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Andrew Raingold of eco-lobbyists Aldersgate Group looks at the government’s commitment to green business.
We look to invest in businesses which are resilient to economic shocks, and our companies in the leisure sector have generally proved to be just that, writes Henry Stanford of Albion Ventures.
Ian Gotts, CEO of venture-backed software company Nimbus, takes you through the process of raising VC cash.
Most entrepreneurs who approach venture capitalists (VCs) for funding are turned down. They might be better served by looking elsewhere or focusing on organic growth, argues Ian Gotts, CEO of VC-backed Nimbus.
Here's a summary of how George Osborne's plans will affect your business.
If Chancellor George Osborne raises capital gains tax (CGT) next week, it could have major implications for entrepreneurs, argues Alex Macpherson, head of the ventures team at Octopus Investments.
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