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A Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules, 6th Edition

A Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules, 6th Edition

Author: Tom Nicholls
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780414046894
Published In: June 2011
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
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A Practitioner's Guide to the AIM Rules is the established leading guide for senior management in AIM listed companies and those seeking to list, and their professional advisers.

It provides a clear, comprehensive and practical approach to the requirements behind an AIM listing, the admission procedures involved, and the ongoing obligations and tax issues.

Supplies fully up-to-date guidance on all aspects of an AIM listing
Includes separate chapters on the roles of the solicitor, accountant and nominated adviser (Nomad)
Sets out the statutory framework
Gives updated guidance on corporate governance and the duties of directors
Looks at the broker and trading rules
Covers settlement arrangements (CREST)
Includes a new chapter on fund structures, reflecting the impact of recently introduced new rules
Adds a chapter on US companies, joining existing coverage of overseas companies
Contains in-depth and extensively updated coverage of tax issues
Features extensive model forms and documentation

Chapter 1: AIM
Marcus Stuttard, Head of AIM, London Stock Exchange

Chapter 2: An Overview of the AIM Rules, Eligible Companies, their Directors and the Role of Exchanges
Elliot Shear, Nabarro LLP

Chapter 3: Role of the Nominated Adviser
Stephen Keys and Adrian Hargrave, Cenkos Securities plc

Chapter 4: The Role of the Accountant
Linda Main, KPMG LLP

Chapter 5: The Role of the Solicitor
Tom Nicholls, Lawrence Graham LLP

Chapter 6: The Statutory Framework
John Bennett, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP

Chapter 7: The Admission Document and the Application Procedure
Andrew Titmas, Memery Crystal

Chapter 8: Continuing Obligations and Transactions
Mike Bell, Deloitte

Chapter 9: Directors’ Dealings and Corporate Governance
Melanie Wadswoth, Faegre Benson

Chapter 10: Fund structures
John Reed, Lawrence Graham LLP

Chapter 11: The Tax Regime
Chilton Taylor, Baker Tilley

Chapter 12 The Broker and the Trading Rules
John Wakefield, WH Ireland

Chapter 13: Overseas Companies on AIM
Nick Williams, Edwin Coe

Chapter 14: US Companies
Bryce Linsenmayer, Haynes & Boone

Chapter 15: Settlement Arrangements – CREST
Jane Tuckley, Travers Smith LLP

Appendices: model documentation