The Flotation Celebration: AIM boom offers investors access to 'exciting' high-growth companies
Buzz over success of health and energy companies

The FTSE AIM All-Share index returned 21.8% to investors throughout 2020
IPOs and placings across the UK equity market could "surpass the highs of the past decade" according to some industry commentators, who said the recent surge of young companies floating onto the AIM is providing UK equity investors access to "exciting" high-growth companies across healthcare, clean energy and tech sectors.
Over the course of 2020, the FTSE AIM All-Share index - which has greater regulatory flexibility to allow young companies to float onto the market - returned 21.8% to investors while its blue-chip FTSE...
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