- An appointed advisor is a financial services firm that is taking a company to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange.
- NOMAD are corporate finance advisers, which are usually specialized investment banks.
- Companies that want to enter AIM must keep NOMAD in accordance with the requirements of the LSE.
- NOMAD continues to follow its client even after a successful listing on AIM.
- NOMAD must meet certain criteria in order to qualify.