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second-tier market — A market for investors to buy and sell shares in new and developing companies. Companies have access to new sources of finance and do not have to follow the complex rules that the main market requires. The Alternative Investment Market of the… … Big dictionary of business and management
second-tier market — /ˌsekənd tɪə mɑ:kɪt/ noun a secondary market, such as the AIM, where securities which are not listed on the main Stock Exchange can be traded … Dictionary of banking and finance
second-tier shares — UK US noun [plural] (also second tier stock [C or U]) FINANCE, STOCK MARKET ► shares in smaller companies that are issued and traded on a particular stock market: »There has been a sharp growth of interest in second tier shares. »Investors are… … Financial and business terms
first-tier market — The main market on which the equity of large companies is traded. There is customarily a high level of regulation and supervision in such markets. Compare: second tier market … Accounting dictionary
first-tier market — The main market on which the equity of large companies is traded. There is customarily a high level of regulation and supervision in such markets. Compare second tier market … Big dictionary of business and management
Tier 1 Asset Management — is a Manchester based company involved in the secure and ethical disposal of end lifecycle computer equipment. It offers IT recycling, secure data erasure/disposal and asset management remarketing for corporate and government organisations. Tier… … Wikipedia
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tier — /tɪə/ noun a level COMMENT: The British stock market is said to have two tiers: the first is the London Stock Exchange, with its listed securities. The second tier (which is linked to the first) is the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) which… … Dictionary of banking and finance
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Alternative Investment Market — AIM A subsidiary market of the London Stock Exchange that became the successor to the Unlisted Securities Market in 1995. It provides an opportunity for smaller companies with growth prospects to raise capital and have their shares traded in a… … Accounting dictionary
