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Bernard Bitmead
The reporting calendar is fixed, the standards expected by investors are exacting and the regulatory framework is unforgiving of error.
A listed company cannot afford an adviser who is learning the environment. The market and regulators quickly notice and the consequences of poor work are very public.
The advisers who serve listed companies well are the ones with substantive capital markets experience and offer a wide range of services under one roof.
Our capital markets team works with AIM-quoted and Main Market companies, with businesses preparing for admission and with companies considering taking on growth capital from public market investors.

Transaction support work, including reporting accountant duties on admissions and secondary issues, is a substantive part of our capital markets practice.
The deliverables include financial information tables, the working capital report, the long form report and the various confirmations the sponsor and the broker rely on.
The work is technical and procedurally demanding and is delivered by experienced, senior tax and accounting professionals with the relevant experience.
That combination gives clients the depth and continuity of a Partner-led independent practice together with the international reach they increasingly need.
The result is advice that holds together across jurisdictions and that is already trusted by the markets.
Yes. Our reporting accountant team has acted on a number of admissions to AIM and the Main Market across a range of sectors. The work includes the historical financial information, the working capital report, the long form report, the financial position and prospects procedures report and the various confirmations the sponsor relies on. The team includes senior partners with substantive transaction experience.
Yes. The transition involves substantive technical work on accounting policies, restated comparatives and the changes to financial statement presentation. We support the transition as a defined project with the timeline geared to the IPO process. The work is led by senior partners with IFRS experience.
Yes. The audit committee chair and the wider committee benefit from clear communication of audit findings, key technical issues and the wider control environment. We deliver audit committee reporting that is meaningful to non-executive directors and we attend committee meetings to discuss the substantive issues directly.