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Despite the best efforts of those across the pond to besmirch its reputation, Aim has become something of an international star.

The operating profit for the year ended 30 April 2011, before the additional levies paid to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), was £21.6 million, a decline of 10% from the previous year. Adjusted basic earnings per share were 32.9 pence, a decline of 8% compared with 2010.

The current uncertainty in the eurozone, combined with lack of bank lending and low consumer confidence in our home market, is challenging many UK businesses.

Welcome to the spring 2011 edition of the restructuring & recovery quarterly bulletin. In this edition Steve Butt, fresh from his travels to INSOL Singapore, considers the general atmosphere of the South East Asian market and how our friends at Nexia TS can offer support in this region.

In this issue of Quoted Business we look at the internationalisation of Aim, and how cross-border mergers and acquisitions are fl ourishing alongside it.