Since its inception in 1995, the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) has raised over £68 billion in funds and listed more than 1,200 companies. Now 15-years-old, it remains the most successful junior market in the world and the preferred choice of entrepreneurs. In this article, Criticaleye asks its Community of Members, including Iain Ferguson, Jim Wilkinson, Mark Robinson, Gavin Oldham and Tom Nicholls, if AIM is still the best London listing for growing companies.
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In this report, Criticaleye Partner AlixPartners suggest that 2026 will likely mark a structural turning point for enterprise software, as AI reshapes not only how software is built, but how it is priced,...
This Discussion Paper Feedback Statement by Criticaleye's Advisory Member London Stock Exchange Group has been published following a recent call for input from all stakeholders relating to the future of Lo...
Singtel faces a rapidly changing environment as geopolitics, customer expectations and AI reshape its business. In discussion with Criticaleye Senior Editor Bridgette Hall, Group Chief People & Sustainability Office...
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