Only half IPOs on AIM in 2021 above their listing price 2021 is proving to be the first year since 2014 that Initial public Offerings (‘IPOs’) on London’s AIM market have exceeded cancellations, although our research, which was picked up by The Telegraph’s Questor column, indicates that it’s proved hard
With tax allowances frozen by The Chancellor at the last Spring Statement and rising inflation there has been an increase in the number of people finding themselves with an inheritance tax issue. This is also affecting financial advisers who are spending more of their time helping clients with their Inheritance
At the end of September 2021 there were 835 companies on AIM, with the total market value of London’s growth market £149 billion. This compares to 836 companies at the end of August 2021, when AIM’s market value was also £152 billion. September also saw a reduction in the number
According to The Openwork Partnership, one of the UK’s largest networks of financial advisers, there was a 38% spike in demand for advice on Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning in the past year, with more than one in ten clients wanting to discuss it. This demand is set to increase significantly
