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ARTICLE · 09 MAY 2011

AIM For Guernsey And The Specialist Fund Market

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Offshore listings on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) are growing in popularity, with Guernsey becoming an ever more attractive offshore base from which to incorporate companies which can then be listed on AIM.

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Introduction

Offshore listings on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) are growing in popularity, with Guernsey becoming an ever more attractive offshore base from which to incorporate companies which can then be listed on AIM.

This briefing is intended to assist clients or advisers considering listing a company incorporated in Guernsey on AIM. It addresses some of the relevant considerations and issues for the establishment of an AIM listed company incorporated in Guernsey.

Advantages of Guernsey as an Offshore Jurisdiction

Offshore holding companies are becoming increasingly attractive for foreign domiciled trading groups seeking to list on international markets. Key benefits of Guernsey as an offshore jurisdiction include:

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