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GrowthBusiness has teamed up with Cass Business School and Grant Thornton to find out how prepared CEOs are for taking their company to AIM when better times return.
As a public company, some of the most important conversations you’ll have are with institutional investors, writes Philip Dumas of Dowgate Capital.
Despite intense media interest in AIM, there has been scant attention paid to an interesting alternative: the PLUS Markets Group, or plain PLUS. Yet PLUS is growing in popularity, with 40 companies joining the market in 2007, writes Nick Winters, a partner at business advisory firm Vantis.
If you’re looking to list on a junior exchange in today’s dire financial environment, there are two steps you must take.
Only a handful of companies a year move from AIM to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange. We look at the implications of such a move and whether there are any tangible benefits.
When you’re not getting the love you need from the markets, there comes a time when you have to look elsewhere. We report on the increasing number of companies opting to delist.
The UK’s second largest leather sofa retailer, Land of Leather, floated in July 2005 in a tough retail climate.
Andy Makeham is chief executive of K3 Business Technology Group, an enterprise software firm that’s successfully diversified into retail and distribution markets.
Chris Barling is CEO of e-commerce specialist Actinic, which floated in May 2000 but delisted two years later.
This unique research report provides a comprehensive assessment of AIM and reveals the best-and worst-performing stocks on AIM of last year.
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Explore how mid-sized companies are using corporate cards and other strategies to control expenses.
Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007 helps you stay informed, keep project teams aligned, as well as control project work, schedules, and finances.
Ron Petersen and Edward Rudd, partners at healthcare investor Longbow Capital, are in upbeat mood.
Sally Goodsell, CEO of regional funding organisation Finance South East, explains how businesses can win private investment in the midst of a downturn.
Piers Cracknell, commercial director of currency specialist Moneycorp, comments on the pound’s heavy fall against the dollar and assess its probable impact on growing businesses.
DFJ Esprit head honcho Simon Cook has a string of multi-million dollar exits under his belt, but he’s still on the lookout for more great early stage companies.
It’s not easy to get government grant funding (for which the agencies involved make few apologies) but there are genuine opportunities available for those who persevere. Ernst & Young Director Nigel Wilcock demystifies the process.
As debates rage about the causes and effects of the financial crisis, the one near-certainty is tighter regulation of financial institutions. Here's a round-up of changes already happening and further reforms on the cards.
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