Small companies get a raw deal in the public markets. That’s particularly true of those on junior exchanges where interest from fund managers, analysts and the media tends to be low. Such markets, with fewer governance and reporting requirements, are supposed to help start-ups raise equity capital. But for both entrepreneurs and investors, the case is far from clear cut.
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