How LGB helps SMEs to raise capital
Through the Capital Markets team, LGB facilitates the convergence of businesses funding needs and investment capital – bridging the gap between growing SMEs and a network of engaged, sophisticated investors.
Through the Capital Markets team, LGB facilitates the convergence of businesses funding needs and investment capital – bridging the gap between growing SMEs and a network of engaged, sophisticated investors.
Having just passed the midway point in the calendar year, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the successes LGB has so far enjoyed in 2025. Amongst them are commercial milestones, team celebrations, and community events. Here are some of our highlights.
As many of our clients who have attended our summer parties are aware, we have a longstanding relationship with London Rowing Club. In this context, we would like to congratulate the club on its outstanding performance at Henley Royal Regatta. This was the result of five years of hard work.
The 30th anniversary of the AIM market seems more marked by introspection than celebration. We asked leading market guru, ChatGPT, if the tide had turned. It suggested some reasons for optimism…
Founded in 2005 by Jeffery Whiteford (PhD, Chemistry), AllAccem Inc. offers a dental sealant to help prevent plaque and tartar, a leading cause of periodontal disease in dogs. LGB raised preference share capital for the company in 2010 and 2014.
LGB’s Investment Director, Ivan Sedgwick explains the recent changes in the yield curve and gives his views as to why long-dated bonds are currently offering attractive rates amidst macroeconomic volatility.
May 1st – May Day – also the international distress signal – feels like a good time to look back over what has been an extraordinary year, and not in a good way.
LGB & Co.’s Investment Director, Ivan Sedgwick, shares his thoughts on Government bonds and investment in periods of market volatility.
It’s a moment for celebration both for LGB Capital Markets (“LGB”) and non-bank lender, Simply Asset Finance (“Simply”), as we announce an increase in their Medium-Term Note (MTN) programme from £65m to £100m.
Higher interest rates have contributed to a renewed demand for fixed-income investments. However, when looking at the relative value of different debt instruments, an understanding of the composition and trajectory of credit spreads is essential.