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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.
The role of the Nominated Adviser and other advisers
Who you need to appoint to help your company join and remain on AIM.
Is AIM right for your business?
AIM entry criteria, investment readiness and alternatives for your business.
Considerations when joining AIM
The potential benefits and things to consider when joining AIM.
The requirements for joining AIM
AIM listing requirements, including regulations, legal requirements and ongoing obligations.
Advantages of joining AIM
Benefits of joining AIM include business growth and the opportunity for companies to raise their profile.
What is AIM
How the AIM works, and the AIM rules.
The advantages and considerations of joining the London Stock Exchange Main Market
What to consider before joining the Main Market, how it could affect your business and the potential advantages.
Eligibility requirements when joining the London Stock Exchange Main Market
The Main Market eligibility criteria, listing requirements and continuing obligations.
Is the London Stock Exchange Main Market right for your business?
How to decide if the Main Market is suitable for your business, and an introduction to Premium and Standard Listing.
London Stock Exchange: AIM
How AIM can help your business raise funds, and the benefits, and process of joining the market.
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.
Ethical trading
Implement corporate social responsibility policies when conducting overseas trade.
How socially responsible is your business?
Audit business activities relating to the market, your workforce, the environment, the community and human rights
Ensure staff welfare in your supply chain
Trade ethically and take responsibility for the human rights of workers indirectly involved in your business.
Contribute to communities where goods and services are produced
Businesses contribute to communities where goods and services are produced.
Research overseas customers' and markets' creditworthiness
Political, economic, currency exchange and banking issues to consider.
Receiving payments from overseas customers
Interbank transfers, buyer's cheques, banker's drafts, international money orders and debit or credit cards.
Avoid corruption and bribery overseas
Remain within the law and promote corporate social responsibility by trading honestly and transparently.
Payment terms for overseas customers
Learn about the main transaction types for overseas customers.