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A Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules By: Hugh Maule (editor) Our price: 75 + postage Product code: 22240 ISBN: 1905121024 300 pages Format: Pb Published by: City & Financial Publishing, 2006, 4th edition There are no reviews available for this book

Description of A Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules

The is the fourth edition of the AIM Guide, first published in January 1999. It provides a clear and practical approach to the requirements for an AIM listing, the on-going obligations, role of the key advisers and issues of compliance and corporate governance. As well as updating existing chapters the fourth edition has been significantly expanded with several new chapters including an examination of the issues when de-listing from another exchange, the role of the accountant, the tax regime and more. The book provides practical interpretation and commentary on the AIM listing regime. The contributors are drawn from firms and companies with a wide range of AIM experience.

A Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules - Chapter headings

1. The Alternative Investment Market Tracey Pierce, Head of AIM, London Stock Exchange 2. An Overview of the AIM Rules, Eligible Companies, Their Directors and the Role of the Exchange Nick Williams, Hammonds 3. The Role of the NOMAD Tim Davies, Charles Stanley 4. The Role of the Accountant Linda Main, KPMG 5. The Role of the Solicitor Hugh Maule, Lawrence Graham 6. The Statutory Framework John Bennett, Berwin Leighton Paisner 7. The Admission Document and the Application Procedure Alex Read, Memery Crystal 8. Continuing Obligations and Transactions Richard Collins, Deloitte & Touche 9. Directors’ Dealings and Corporate Governance Anthony Gordon, Faegre Benson Hobson Audley 10. The Tax Regime Chilton Taylor, Baker Tilley 11. The Broker and the Trading Rules John Wakefield, Rowan Dartington & Co 12. Overseas Companies and the Fast Track Route Nick Williams, Hammonds Appendices Model Documentation