SimplyBiz floats on AIM at expected £130m

Under ticker SBIZ

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Matt Timmins: “Through our entrepreneurial culture and clarity of strategic vision we have become a disruptive force in financial intermediation."
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Matt Timmins: “Through our entrepreneurial culture and clarity of strategic vision we have become a disruptive force in financial intermediation."

Compliance and support services firm SimplyBiz has floated on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) at a placing price of 170p per share.

The financial adviser support company's entire issued ordinary share capital - 76,470,588 ordinary shares - this morning on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange under the ticker SBIZ. It is expected...

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