RANGERS have named Peterhouse Corporate Finance as their ISDX corporate adviser.
The Ibrox board also hope to appoint a new auditor as they look to revitalise the 'Rangers brand'.
Rangers International Football Club plc was removed from the AIM Stock Exchange earlier this year when the company did not appoint a new Nominated Advistor after WH Ireland quit on the eve of the EGM vote in March.
Shareholders voted overwhelmingly for Dave King, Paul Murray and John Gilligan to take seats on the Ibrox board as the former regime were removed from office.
Both Murray and King, who was appointed chairman in May, have spoken of their intention to list RIFC plc on the ISDX market and have now named PCF as the rebuilding work continues on and off the park at Ibrox.
King said: “We have always said that these steps would be taken at the appropriate time and supporters can be assured that their Club and Company are progressing along the correct lines and as planned”.
Last year, Peterhouse were ranked number one independent small cap broker for AIM companies by the Advisor Rankings and say they are 'the largest ISDX Growth Market Corporate Adviser'.
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