The London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) has officially welcomed RentGuarantor, a company that provides guarantor services in the UK rental market.
The move from the Aquis Stock Exchange to AIM is a significant step for the company, as it seeks to gain a higher profile and attract a broader range of institutional investors.
RentGuarantor's business model is designed to address the needs of tenants who may not have a suitable guarantor, and to provide landlords with added security.
The company's listing on AIM, a market for smaller, growing companies, is a positive sign for the UK's financial landscape, as it shows that capital is still available for businesses in innovative sectors.
The move is expected to increase the company's visibility and liquidity, which are key factors for its future growth.
It also reflects the dynamism of the UK's financial markets, which continue to attract a diverse range of companies seeking to raise capital and expand their operations.
Londoners are purchasing the lowest proportion of houses outside the capital in over a decade due to stalling local prices and the shift back to office working.
Conygar Investment Co has sold a Virgin Active gym in Nottingham for £6.8 million, as part of a strategic portfolio realignment.
Firering Strategic Minerals has announced that its joint venture partner Ricca Resources has withdrawn from an earn-in agreement, and it is now seeking a refund.
Ricca Resources has withdrawn from its earn-in agreement with Firering Strategic Minerals, returning full control of the assets to the company.
Fast-fashion company Shein is reportedly exploring a listing in Hong Kong as its London IPO plans face significant political and regulatory scrutiny.
Fast-fashion company Shein is reportedly exploring a listing in Hong Kong, as its plans for a potential London IPO face significant regulatory and political challenges.
The boss of flexible office group IWG has dismissed a 17% fall in the company's share price, calling it 'not rational' and blaming 'machine selling'.
The CEO of flexible office group IWG has dismissed a recent 17% fall in the company's share price, attributing the decline to 'machine selling' by automated trading systems.
The average asking price for a UK property has fallen by 1.3% in August, as sellers price their homes more competitively during a typical summer dip.
The UK's financial watchdog has launched an investigation into the financial health and practices of the London-listed engineering and consulting firm Wood Group.
The exclusive members' club Soho House has announced it will be returning to private ownership after a period of public trading.
Property firm British Land has reported strong occupancy rates in its retail parks, a positive sign for the company and the broader retail sector.
The chairman of fast-fashion giant Shein has reiterated the company's desire to become a publicly listed company, even as its IPO plans face scrutiny.
Homebuilder Persimmon has sold more homes but has warned that high mortgage costs are still a 'barrier' to buyers.
The bidding battle for the healthcare property investment firm Assura has intensified, with the competition watchdog taking further action.
Real estate investment trust Landsec has completed the sale of a significant London office building to the Arora Group for a reported £245 million.
Private equity giant Bain Capital is reportedly considering a bid for the London-listed software firm Craneware, a move that would take the company private.
London-listed pawnbroker H&T has been acquired by a US firm, marking another loss for the London Stock Exchange.
The London Stock Exchange has welcomed Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc, a major Nigerian financial services firm, to the market.
A UK parliamentary committee has launched an investigation into the potential London IPO of fast-fashion giant Shein, raising concerns over its business practices.
An explainer has been published on 'Pisces', a potential new UK stock market that could provide an alternative to the London Stock Exchange's main market.
The London Stock Exchange has welcomed Associated British Ports, the UK's largest port operator, to the market following a successful £300 million bond offering.
The owners of software company Visma are reportedly close to appointing banks for a potential £16 billion stock market listing in London.
An editorial from The Guardian argues that the shrinking of the London Stock Exchange is a symptom of a 'broken growth model' and low business investment in the UK.
Figures reveal that traditional UK high street banks have lost an estimated £100 billion in savings as customers move their money to challenger banks and building societies.
FTSE 100 property developer Berkeley Group has warned of a housing slowdown in London, forecasting further decline unless the government addresses regulatory and tax hurdles.
Amazon offers 45% discount on L'Oreal Paris Laser Renew Anti-Ageing Triple Action Eye Cream.
UK borrowing costs for 30-year debt reached 5.72%, a 27-year high, raising fears of economic decline.
Poundland plans to close up to 68 stores in 2025 following financial difficulties and restructuring.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the autumn budget for November 26, aiming to address a £30 billion deficit with growth measures.
