Corporate Governance on AIM

This report by EY explores some of the new corporate governance requirements for AIM-listed companies.

Key points include:


- The new focus asks companies to go beyond describing their products and corporate structures to explaining how they intend to deliver shareholder value in the medium to long-term.

- The AIM Rule 26 change requires AIM companies to provide details of a recognised corporate governance code. These companies will need to explain how they comply with, and where they depart from, their chosen code.

- The change will require more preparation, not only in terms of reporting, but in some cases to organisational and governance processes.







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