This this section provides essential resources and information on the AIM Market for businesses who are considering a flotation.
Andrew Baker of Allenby Capital provides an overview of the advantages and processes involved in floating on AIM.
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An AIM Company must have a Nominated Adviser (NOMAD) at all times. Without one they would effectively be unregulated.
This article explains the role of the NOMAD along with other key advisors such as the broker, reporting accountant, corporate lawyer and financial PR company.
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This informative presentation provides an essential overview covering:
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General Recap of Directors’ Responsibilities
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AIM Notice 26: The Key New Rules
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The New AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers
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Continuing Obligations
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Disciplinary Measures
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An essential summary of responsibilities for AIM listed companies covering:
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Overview of the key AIM Rules for Companies
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Detailed Rules and Guidance
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Summary of AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers
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Definitions
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This artcle discusses the attractions of AIM for foreign companies and the implications for investors.
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Produced in 2006 by Oxford Metrica who provide research-based intelligence on all aspects of financial performance, this briefing provides an independent analysis of the value impact to share holders of listing on AIM.
Their key findings were:
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AIM demonstrates especially strong performance over the last three years;
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An AIM listing adds over 4% of value, on average, in the first three months of trading;
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Non-UK firms add, on average, over 8% of value in the first three months of trading;
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Over the last decade, AIM listings have generated over 60% of value, on average, over and above the main market;
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The second five years of the AIM market has witnessed a significant deepening in Liquidity.
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