In the framework of AIM duties, what is regularly conducted for ongoing evaluation of a company?

The correct answer relates to performance reviews, which are integral to the ongoing evaluation of a company's adherence to the AIM (Alternative Investment Market) duties. These reviews assess how well a company is meeting its responsibilities and objectives, providing a structured mechanism to identify areas for improvement and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

Performance reviews help gauge the effectiveness of the company’s strategies, operational practices, and overall performance in a systematic way. By regularly conducting these reviews, a company can reflect on its progress, adjust its goals, and remain accountable to both its shareholders and the regulatory framework it operates under.

While annual general meetings, shareholder surveys, and market research all play roles in a company's interaction with investors and the broader market, they do not serve the specific purpose of internal evaluation in the same systematic manner as performance reviews. Annual general meetings are more about presenting financial results and engaging with shareholders, while shareholder surveys focus on collecting feedback from investors. Market research is primarily concerned with understanding market conditions and consumer behavior rather than evaluating the internal performance metrics of the company itself.