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April 2007 Articles
1. ICSA Guidance on Electronic Communications with Shareholders 2007 >>more>>
2. Market Abuse - Inside information - CESR consultation and FSA/Panel review on takeovers and mergers >>more>>
3. Prospectus Regulation - Further common positions of CESR members on frequently asked questions >>more>>
4. Corporate Governance - Revised ABI Guidelines on Executive Remuneration
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5. AIM Rules - links to detailed notes on the new AIM Rules for Nomads and changes to the AIM Rules for Companie >>more>>

 

 

5 AIM RULES - NEW AIM RULES FOR NOMINAITED ADVISERS AND CHANGES TO THE AIM RULES FOR COMPANIES

In February 2007 there were a number of changes to the AIM Rules for Companies, the AIM Disciplinary Procedures and Appeals Handbook and the new AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers were introduced.

For further details please see our separate Client Briefings on the subject by clicking on the relevant link below:

Client briefing on the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers >>more>>
Client briefing on the changes to the AIM Rules for Companies >>more>>

If you require further information on any matter covered in this note, please contact your principal contact at Charles Russell or Simon Gilbert, Clive Hopewell or Alexander Keepin (London), Francis Rundall, Richard Norton, or Adrian Mayer (Cheltenham), Catherine Drew or Geoff Sparks (Guildford) or Peter Elliott (Oxford) on 0207 203 5000.

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Please note that the summaries above are a general indicative guide only. They are not exhaustive. This information has been prepared by the firm as a service to our clients. As it is a general guide, we recommend that you seek professional advice before taking action. No liability can be accepted by the firm for any action taken or not taken as a result of this information. The firm is not authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 but we are able in certain circumstances to offer a limited range of investment services to clients because we are members of the Law Society. We can provide these investment services if they are an incidental part of the professional services we have been engaged to provide.