Project Heather plans Scottish Stock Exchange

City of Aberdeen, Scotland.

It has been more than four decades since there was a stock exchange operating in Scotland, but Project Heather plans to change that. A fully functioning Scottish Stock Exchange could be up and running before the end of the year.

The unique selling proposition is that the Scottish Stock Exchange will be focused on companies with a positive social and environmental impact. These companies would not only come from Scotland, but from other countries.
History
Scotland has not had a stock exchange since 1973 when the Glasgow-based market, which had merged with the London Stock Exchange along wi...

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