Corporate Finance Advisory Group - February 2012
Thursday 2 February 2012 at 5pm
Corporate Finance Advisors
The QCA Corporate Finance Advisors Committee deals with issues that affect the primary markets for small and mid-cap quoted companies. It was originally set up in 2004 to deal with the specific issues faced by AIM companies and has now broadened its remit to represent corporate finance issues on all markets for smaller quoted companies.
The Committee is currently working on:
- Promoting its recently published guidance booklet, Are You Ready? A Brief Guide to a Company Aspiring to Go Public (May 2010).
- Examining why smaller quoted companies do not take advantage of non-bank lending avenues, such as using quoted debt instruments for financing needs.
- Reviewing how to improve the Qualified Executive (QE) and NOMAD approval regime.
Committee Terms of Reference:
Meetings
QCA Corporate Finance Advisory Group - 8 December 2011
Thursday 8 December 2011 at 5pm
QCA Corporate Finance Advisory Group - 20 October 2011
Thursday 20 October 2011 at 5pm
QCA Corporate Finance Advisors Committee - 21 July 2011
Thursday 21 July 2011 at 12.30pm
QCA Corporate Finance Advisors Committee - 9 March 2011
This is being held on Wednesday 9 March 2011 at 4pm
Published Responses
QCA Response to HM Treasury's Consultation on A New Approach to Financial Regulation
The QCA Markets and Regulations, Legal and Corporate Finance Advisors Committees assisted in preparing the QCA's response to HM Treasury's consultation on 'A New Approach to Financial Regulation: Judgement, Focus and Stability', which discusses the future of the UK Listing Authority.
QCA Response to HM Treasury's Discussion Paper on Non-Bank Lending
The QCA Corporate Finance Advisors Committee responded to HM Treasury's discussion paper on non-bank lending, which explores why mid-sized companies do not issue corporate bonds and generally do not consider non-bank lending finance.
QCA Response to the Stock Exchange AIM Notice - AIM 35
The QCA Corporate Finance Advisors' Committee and the Share Schemes Committee responded to the London Stock Exchange's AIM Notice 35 – Proposed AIM Rules for Disclosure of Directors’ Remuneration and Electronic Communication with Shareholders.
QCA Response to the Stock Exchange's AIM Notice 30
The QCA Corporate Finance Advisors and Legal Committees examined this consultation from the London Stock Exchange on proposed new AIM rules for investing companies and other changes.