Deep Dive: 'AIM has the potential to thrive alongside PISCES' but major reform is required

Amid AIM exodus

Linus Uhlig
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London’s junior stock market, AIM, has the potential to work in partnership with the government’s Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES) framework, but stakeholders have said reform is vital to stymie the recent exodus of capital and companies.

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