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Who needs junior markets like Aim anyway?
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The Alternative Investment Market (Aim) is a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange that allows smaller companies to raise capital with less stringent listing requirements than the main market. Aim has historically provided a platform for growth-oriented and early-stage businesses to access public funding, but it has faced declining listings and trading volumes in recent years. The London Stock Exchange's efforts to reform Aim's rules aim to address these challenges and restore the market's attractiveness to companies and investors.
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Who needs junior markets like Aim anyway?
The London Stock Exchange is trying to stem Aim’s decline by streamlining rules to cut costs and make capital-raising easier
2 Aug, 04:00
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