IFA support firm SimplyBiz to float next month
SimplyBiz is floating on the London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market (Aim) next month.
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Quilter Cheviot unveils Aim strategy
Quilter Cheviot has launched a strategy investing in the alternative investment market (Aim), targeted at UK-based high net worth investors.
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Thesis launches AIM portfolio for IHT planning
Thesis Asset Management has launched an Alternative Investment Market (AIM) portfolio service to help clients mitigate inheritance tax (IHT).
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Beware of Aim’s ‘AbFab’ stocks
Hawksmoor Investment Management is warning against investing in the Alternative Investment Market’s (Aim) five largest companies, which it has dubbed the ‘AbFab’ stocks.
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Wealth consultancy set for AIM float
A specialist wealth consultancy firm is set to float on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in October after reporting bumper growth.
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FCA bans AIM bosses for market abuse
The FCA has banned two Alternative Investment Market (AIM) financial controllers for market abuse.
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Premier hits £5bn AUM and swings to profit
Premier Asset Management achieved a record level of assets under management during the year and rebounded from its 2015 loss.
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Premier AM confirms £140m IPO
Premier Asset Management has confirmed its IPO with existing shareholders, including Electra Partners, set to retain a controlling 54.4% of the business.
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Miton MicroCap ipo raises £50m
Miton’s UK MicroCap Trust raised gross proceeds of £50m in its initial public offering, the firm said this morning.
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Bolton acquisition bolsters European Wealth
In its first acquisition since listing in May, European Wealth announced on Wednesday it has acquired IFA business Compass Financial Benefits.
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pa analysis royal mail ipo aim
The headline IPO story of the moment is Royal Mail’s floatation that values the business at pushing £4bn.
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Small cap sector welcomes government support
The abolition of stamp duty on AIM shares announced in this week’s budget has been welcomed by small cap fund managers, but more for its symbolism than for the financial impact it will have.