Smaller companies increasingly see Aim as the international growth market of choice as Aim now lists companies from the UK, Israel, Russia, China and eastern Europe. Companies based outside the UK should consider certain aspects when looking to list on Aim.
Aim, London’s junior market, is one of the world’s most globalized markets but recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Roel Campos, a commissioner at US regulator the SEC, says his remarks were taken out of context after it was reported that he compared Aim to a gambling arena.
‘I’m concerned that 30 percent of issuers listing on Aim are gone within a year. That feels like a casino to me,’ Campos told Dow Jones Newswires.
Given Aim’s undeniable
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