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How to appoint advisers and prepare your company for listing on the London Stock Exchange Main Market.

The Main Market eligibility criteria, listing requirements and continuing obligations.

What to consider before joining the Main Market, how it could affect your business and the potential advantages.

How to decide if the Main Market is suitable for your business, and an introduction to Premium and Standard Listing.

Who you need to appoint to help your company join and remain on AIM.

AIM listing requirements, including regulations, legal requirements and ongoing obligations.

Admission criteria differences between AIM and the Main Market.

AIM entry criteria, investment readiness and alternatives for your business.

Benefits of joining AIM include business growth and the opportunity for companies to raise their profile.

Employer incentive scheme to help people at risk of long-term unemployment enter the workplace.

How you can make sure your online sales promotions are compliant and do not mislead consumers.

The consequences of not taking out adequate insurance and advice on choosing a broker.

Coverage provided by directors' and officers' liability insurance, and details on what they may be held accountable for.

Who must take out professional indemnity insurance, who should consider it and the terms of such policies.

Property owners’ liability insurance cover can help with the cost of a claim following an accident on or linked to your premises.

What costs arising from pollution are covered by public liability insurance and details of more specialist cover.

Product liability and how you are legally responsible for any damage or injury caused by a product you supply.

Insurance against damages awarded to members of the public because of an injury or damage to their property.

What employers' liability compulsory insurance is, what it covers and who needs to be covered.

Calculating the cost of insurance using book and risk rating for public and products liability insurance.

Liability insurance, your legal liabilities, which types of insurance are required by law and which are optional.

Payment terms and conditions used on invoices including Bill of Exchange, CIA, CBS, COD, EOM, NET 30 and Net 7.

Payment terms are crucial to your cashflow and competitive position and should be explained clearly to customers.

How to set the terms of a contract between you and your customers.

VAT-registered businesses must include extra information on invoices, such as identifying numbers and VAT paid.