The Alternative Investment Market has implemented a model that tends to attract smaller, growth-oriented organisations. Accordingly, institutional investors and wealthy individuals largely make up AIM investors. Is this a good thing? Are more retail investors needed? Criticaleye spoke to four current and former AIM leaders, including Ian Bowles, John Allbrook, Paul Clarke and Brendan Hynes, to get to the bottom of these issues and more.
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