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Growth Company Investor, in association with the London Stock Exchange, presents the most wide-ranging and detailed examination of the AIM market: AIM in Review 2010.
M&A on AIM 2009 research - carried out by Business XL, details all the latest acquisition trends on AIM.
Big-hitting institutions are getting behind AIM companies, with a higher share in the market than they held two years ago. This report reveals the leading investors on AIM, providing an in-depth analysis of the junior market's changing landscape. Read more
The AIM Guide, updated every six months, contains essential information for anyone interested in this market for young, fast-growing companies. Read more
A comprehensive overview of cash shells on AIM and PLUS, companies that have become a significant feature on the market landscape.
This reports principle aim is to provide business owners seeking funding with information about the amount of funds that VCTs have to invest.
The fifth annual examination of the entire AIM market, detailing the fastest growing companies on the junior market, aswell as the most profitable and the least profitable businesses.
What should an AIM company pay its CEO or FD?
What should a non-executive director or chairman expect to be paid?
What benchmarks should AIM remuneration committee members be using when
setting pay?
The new survey into new AIM companies focusing on IPO activity over the closing months of 2008.
In the first ever deep analysis of trading values and volumes on AIM, Growth Company Investor, in association with BDO Stoy Hayward, will be shining their research light on the pre-eminent companies on AIM.
Valuations of both public and private companies shot up in the course of last year, according to research from BDO.
Venture capital (VC) investing outside London and the South East depends heavily on public sector funds, according to a study.
A majority of active investors plan to increase their exposure to the stock market over the coming months, according to research.
Investment houses such as BlackRock, Invesco and Prudential collectively hold a larger share of AIM than they did before the financial crisis.
Making better use of data in business decision making is the top priority for chief information officers (CIOs), according to a global survey from IBM.
The 2009/2010 AIM Guide contains essential information for anyone interested in the Alternative Investment Market.
Business XL is written by leaders for leaders. The magazine is a fountain of inside information and knowledge, which can only be delivered by people who have started, bought and grown their own business.
M&A Magazine is the leading mid-market monthly corporate finance publication in the UK.
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