10 days ago
Sore heads are the order of the day for the nearly 1000 crony capitalists who swilled champagne, funded by mug punters like you and me, and ogled PR fluffies at the Annual black tie AIM Awards dinner. As they lived it up, apart from the 10 minutes of dozing as Marcus Stuttard gave a speech, more data finally emerges as to the dire state of the casino.
95 days ago
Last week even the Daily Telegraph admitted that AIM was screwed. Stevie Wonder can see that its days are numbered. But this October the City’s fat cats will once again gather for the black tie AIM awards ceremony. Perhaps crazy Meg Short of Bloomberg will be there explaining that AIM’s problems are all the fault of evil Tom Winnifrith as Harvey Wienstein’s goon Seth Freedman and Paul Mathieson urged her to write and persuaded her to push in interviews with PLC CEOs You might think AIM’s problems are down to systemic fraud or across the board lack of cash generation but oh no… what AIM needs is more frigging diversity. I kid you not.
251 days ago
According to the LSE the 559 companies on the AIM Casino, the self styled world’s most successful growth market, have a combined market cap of c#42 billion. Well up to a point. The past 2 days have seen two of the largest companies announce they are off to the Main Market this year.
566 days ago
1180 days ago
You want your broker to be good at his or her job and to be judged accordingly. You are so much of a bloody dinosaur. This is 2023 FFS. PIMFA the trade body for financial services has announced the short list for its 2023 Diversity & Inclusion Awards. You and I know that this bollocks adds to the cost base of member firms which you and I, the customer, ends up paying for. As for the black tie awards ceremony… in the end you know who is paying for that too, don’t you?
3149 days ago
ADVFN (AFN) has today published its list of big advertisers on its website, oops I meant to say its awards for outstanding contributions to financial services. As ever I take the list of winners with the gravity that is merited. They really are the cornerstone of the financial calendar these days. But one fact screams out at me: BrokerMan Dan Levi was on a hat-trick as share blogger of the year - surely he had the title in the bank. But he's been robbed.