UK 17:54 Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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Further to Tom Winnifrith's piece HERE which highlights that ShareProphets AIM-China Filthy Forty member Global Market Group (GMC) has now been without a Nomad for a month and a day, yet there has been no announcement that it has been formally booted off the Casino I have dropped a line to AIM Regulation. Is it the case that ShareProphets is now the regulator? The letter reads:
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Comments
Keith
LSE won’t want to rock the boat by booting a Chinese company off AIM today with the Chancellor in China announcing a “landmark feasibility study” into the idea for Chinese and British shares to be traded in both countries.
In addition, in October there is to be a state visit to the UK by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Will the press be allowed to ask questions about AIM if the President visits the London Stock Exchange?
Woody44
This is an important issue and deserves to be highlighted to the public and notified to AIM Regulations… but signing yourself off as “The Deputy Sheriff of AIM” looks ridiculous, bumptious and gives the recipient an excuse to just throw your letter in the bin. I have no problem with you and TW awarding yourselves these nicknames as a satirical act of promotion on your website, intended to mock those who should be policing AIM, but when you get to the stage of believing your own hype and signing off serious letters with your self awarded title, you may struggle to be taken seriously.