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Corporate weekly highlights—11 January 2018

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Published on: 11 January 2018
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Table of contents

  • Equity Capital Markets
  • AIM registered as SME growth market
  • Public Company Takeovers
  • Takeover panel publishes revised Takeover Code and Practice Statement 28 and new Practice Statement 32
  • Additional news—daily and weekly news alerts
  • Dates for your diary
  • Trackers
  • Latest Q&As
  • Useful information

Article summary

This week’s edition of Corporate highlights includes news of the registration of AIM as an SME growth market and the Takeover Panel’s revised Takeover Code and Practice Statement 28 and its new Practice Statement 32.

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