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How to list your business on the London Stock Exchange Main Market
How to appoint advisers and prepare your company for listing on the London Stock Exchange Main Market
Considerations when joining AIM
The potential benefits and things to consider when joining AIM
What is the London Stock Exchange Main Market?
How the London Stock Exchange Main Market works, the benefits, and listing options available to your business.
What is AIM
How the AIM works, and the AIM rules
Avoid the problems of overtrading: assets
How to solve cashflow shortfalls and bring new money into the business in a variety of ways.
Teach yourself how to manage money better
Use all the resources that are available to your business to help find out more about managing money effectively.
Creative ways to succeed in business
How to think outside the box in business and how to implement and profit from your creative thinking.
Manage your cashflow effectively
Make your cash work for you by keeping a regular check on all money going in and out of the business.
The requirements for joining AIM
AIM listing requirements, including regulations, legal requirements and ongoing obligations
The role of the Nominated Adviser and other advisers
Who you need to appoint to help your company join and remain on AIM
The basics of starting a business
Simple steps to create a business plan, find customers and decide on a legal structure for your startup business
London Stock Exchange: the difference between AIM and the Main Market
Admission criteria differences between AIM and the Main Market.
Key challenges for young entrepreneurs
The main challenges that young entrepreneurs may need to overcome from lack of experience to sourcing finance
Overview of a commercial mortgage
The commercial mortgage market and getting the right mortgage for your business.
What commercial mortgage lenders need to know
Commercial mortgages and the information a lender will need before considering your application.
Business networks and support for disabled entrepreneurs
A list of organisations and networks that provide support for disabled entrepreneurs
Starting a business when on benefits
Starting a business can have an impact on benefits you may receive, learn how you could be affected
Starting a business: ongoing training
Training will support the development of a business, understand the importance of ongoing training
Raise long-term funding through debt capital markets
Long-term funding options available for larger businesses by issuing and selling bonds through debt capital markets.
Company shares and shareholders
The advantages of selling shares in your company and the entitlements of an individual who buys shares.