Bust-up in Europe's junior markets

Article Abstract:

There are 41 companies trading on Easdaq, which is less than was expected when trading began. Lack of liquidity is seen as a problem by some companies, and Debonair is one company that plans a full listing since it sees Easdaq as inadequate for its needs. Easdaq was set up to perform the same role as Nasdaq, attracting companies with a high growth rate and serving Europe. Easdaq has attracted companies with a 17.3 billion euro market capitalization from 12 nations.

Cover Story, EASDAQ S.A./N.V.

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Taking Aim

Article Abstract:

The performance of the British Alternative Investment Market is examined, as are its prospects for the future.

Over-the-counter markets, Over the counter markets

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Strike it lucky

Article Abstract:

Opportunities offered by shell companies on the British Alternative Investment Market are examined in detail.

Analysis, Portfolio management

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