‘Pendulum swung too far’: AIM hit with 222 delistings ahead of nomad changes

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More than two hundred companies have been forced off London’s junior stock market over the last two decades after losing their corporate adviser in a move that has sparked a regulatory pullback by the London Stock Exchange.

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