Aim-listed firms rush to comply with new rule

Companies listed on London's Alternative Investment Market face sanctions ranging from a private censure to fines and expulsion if they fail to comply with the exchange's new rules on transparency which come into force on Monday.

Aim-listed companies must from Monday publish details of their business on their website, including an annual report and the names of their directors, as a six month period to comply with tighter regulations introduced by the London Stock Exchange in February comes to an end.

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