Achieving a London listing marks a new beginning and not an end. Credibility and reputation is then everything. Once a company is listed in London, there are ongoing listing requirements and best practices to honour the listing and to maximise the value of being listed. For the right client we are able to provide an investor relations team and a London office providing detailed support to a company and its broker with the following:

• Market reporting (RNS's) under listing rules
• Fulfilling the investor relations function
• Coordination between company, sponsor/NOMAD and other advisors such as PR and accountants
• Advising on corporate governance and remuneration developments

We use technology and our own London base to help bridge the expectations of founders and managers with other advisers and investors. And we do so without being a permanent, high cost resource to any single client.

Being confidential, entirely independent and self-funded, we do not have any ‘career fears’ or conflicts in performing our work. This means on every project we bring to bear the relationships plus unfettered and in-depth experience we have drawn from over 40 projects in more than 20 countries across the world.

Jiva assists by supplementing an existing in-house team when it is stretched or to take on the corporate finance role in the absence of an in-house team. Jiva’s range of work may include:

• Financial modelling
• Brainstorming, evaluation and simulation of funding options
• Assist in discussions with capital market advisers on the development of strategies
• Support discussions and negotiations with M&A counterparties, investors and banks

These can be complex transactions and we frequently bridge the expectations of founders and other transaction parties. In doing so, Jiva seeks to materially reduce the draw on management's time allowing them to continue focussing on the big-picture transaction debates and decisions. This is time and cost-effective.

Being confidential, entirely independent and self-funded, we do not have any ‘career fears’ or conflicts in performing our work. This means on every project we bring to bear the relationships plus unfettered and in-depth experience we have drawn from over 40 projects in more than 20 countries across the world.

Jiva’s senior team have worked on major London market IPOs in the energy and minerals sectors, in addition to working with public companies of all sizes after listing.

In an IPO or a secondary financing, Jiva would be embedded within its client, possibly leading its in-house project team and the organisation of its resources. Jiva would help identify and then liaise with the sponsor/NOMAD and other advisers to establish a timeline and drive or co-ordinate various transaction processes. So Jiva’s activities could include:

• Management sounding board during IPO / transaction process
• Advisor selection and appointment
• Project management of advisors, company and work streams
• Oversight of legal & financial due diligence and working capital work streams
• Support on financial procedures and internal controls framework
• Design and Implementation of investor relations, corporate governance and ESG strategies

These can be complex transactions and we frequently bridge the expectations of founders and other transaction parties. In doing so, Jiva seeks to materially reduce the draw on management's time allowing them to continue focussing on the big-picture transaction debates and decisions. This is time and cost-effective.

Being confidential, entirely independent and self-funded, we do not have any ‘career fears’ or conflicts in performing our work. This means on every project we bring to bear the relationships plus unfettered and in-depth experience we have drawn from over 40 projects in more than 20 countries across the world.

For a listed company, there are a range of ongoing activities which can often challenge finance teams, particularly those which are tightly resourced or unfamiliar with UK reporting requirements. By applying its experience and pragmatism, Jiva can assist companies in meeting or improving their financial processes.