Barry Gamble

“This House believes growing companies best thrive on public markets” was the motion for the recent Quoted Companies Alliance (QCA) City Debate. What really thrived, however, were questions that need an answer if UK public markets are to prosper. One sensed the view of most there—irrespective of which side of the argument they supported—was that public markets were not working as we would like. Indeed, if this was not the case, why would there be so much talk of reform?

How can we boost public markets? Choose your words carefully Why UK corporate governance needs tightening up Are UK corporate governance rules leading to market malaise? A remixed roadmap for the future of board leadership Activists set their sights on underperforming AIM boards Dual-class shares threaten shareholder democracy and good governance Relationship audit: how to maximise the benefits of your AIM auditors

The Staff Canteen Live 2025: Networking lunch at Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill 31st March 2025 This week, we held our networking lunch, at Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill in London on Monday, March 31, an exclusive event for aussie beef and lamb and austrade. More than 30 guests came t...