The unique particulars of the AIM market mean that the boards of those companies listed on it have a different set of requirements. In this Criticaleye Community Article Neil Matthews, Ian Denley, David Pearson, John Allbrook and David Baynes, offer their thoughts on the ideal board composition of AIM-listed companies.
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Inside the Take-private at PropertyGuru
After a whirlwind journey from the NYSE to private ownership, PropertyGuru CFO Joe Dische reflects on making the hard calls. In this interview with Criticaleye Senior Editor Bridgette Hall, he discusses public vs...
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