Fewer companies are ‘listing’, choosing to have their shares bought and sold once they’re big enough, on our stockmarkets; and some big names already there are, or are considering moving to others stock markets, mainly the US. Not having automatic access to the EU might have something to do with it, and the solution, Reconnecting with the World, if you remember, is to make it easier to float your company and raise funds here. Making it easier means not so many hoops to jump through, or ‘significantly rebalancing the burden of regulation away from companies towards investors’. In other words, the risk level of investing here heads towards that of ‘emerging markets’, as Toms, Dicks and Harrys of all persuasions are encouraged to try to make their .com fortunes. And it will end in tears for many, I’d say.
“Majority of IFAs have no plans to use AI in their practices”
I remember sometime in the 90’s, attending a presentation by a successful adviser providing helpful hints to an audience of wannabes, young and old.
