World Stock Exchanges: A Practical Guide seeks to assist those who may be interested in the equity markets in analysing the choices available to them.
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Consulting Editor Hugh Maule is a partner at Lawrence Graham and heads up the firm's business and finance department. Mr Maule did a law degree at Cambridge University before joining Lawrence Graham as a trainee in 1989. Shortly after qualifying he spent 18 months at Credit Suisse in London, working as part of the bank's debt recovery team. Mr Maule s experience centres on corporate finance, where his practice covers a wide area, from acting for a number of entrepreneurs on public and private company work through to buying and selling companies and flotation and secondary issue work. He has acted for a wide variety of main market and AIM corporate clients, although his principal focus has been in relation to the AIM market over the last four or five years. He has particular experience in the healthcare, support services and renewable energy sectors.
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