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ARTICLE · 15 DECEMBER 2011

AIM: Sweet 16 And Still Going Strong

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Often dubbed the 'junior market', it would appear that 16 years after its launch AIM has truly come of age.

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Article by Marcus Stuttard of AIM London Stock Exchange

Quoted business catches up with Marcus Stuttard, head of AIM at the LSE, to find out how the growth market is faring and its plans for the future.

Often dubbed the 'junior market', it would appear that 16 years after its launch AIM has truly come of age. Through three years of global economic turmoil, AIM has demonstrated its resilience not just as an IPO market, but as a mature growth market where companies can continue to come and access finance. In 2009, around £5.6bn was raised on AIM through new admissions and fundraisings, rising to £7bn in 2010. This year, AIM has raised £3.6bn to date, proving it can hold its own despite the tough market conditions.

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