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London Stock Exchange Group rises Thursday, outperforms market
London Stock Exchange Group PLC LSEG shares advanced 2.15% to £118.65 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around positive trading session for the stock market, with the FTSE 100 Index UKX rising 0.83% to 8,319.69.
What the London Stock Exchange exodus could mean for Britain
Brexit world, keeping its place as the top financial centre in Europe seems more realistic than competing with New York
London Stock Exchange sees the highest outflow of companies since the global financial crisis
The London Stock Exchange in 2024 saw the largest outflow of companies since the global financial crisis with many companies citing declining liquidity and lower valuations as the key reasons, recent data by EY has shown.
London Stock Exchange sees biggest exodus in 15 years as 88 firms ditch main UK listing
Flutter, Tui, Watches of Switzerland and Ashtead were among those to announce plans to ditch their main UK listing
2024 sees biggest exodus from London Stock Exchange since 2009
Last year was one of the quietest on record for the London Stock Exchange, which saw the largest outflow of companies since the global financial crisis, stark new analysis shows.
London's stock market falls to 35th on global IPO rankings in 'difficult year'
The UK stock exchange saw a 53 per cent increase in the value of global follow-on fundraises in 2024, but its IPO performance fell
London Stock Exchange Group rises Wednesday, outperforms market
London Stock Exchange Group PLC LSEG shares rose 1.66% to £116.15 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around positive trading session for the stock market, with the FTSE 100 Index UKX rising 0.07% to 8,251.03.
Record number of companies quit London Stock Exchange last year
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) saw the largest outflow of companies since the global financial crisis during last year, according to the audit and accountancy company EY. The LSE lost 88 companies, which chose to move their primary listing to another market or delist completely.
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‘Off the charts’ lawlessness and sky-high taxes are killing London, warns major tech investor
“Off the charts” lawlessness and high taxes are killing London, one of the capital’s most prominent technology investors has ...
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Rachel Reeves left red-faced as London Stock Exchange suffers £9.6bn cash withdrawal
The London Stock Exchange has seen net outflows of cash since 2015, as an expert has warned investors are "giving up" on ...
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Is the Stock Market Open Thursday? Here Are the Trading Hours for the National Day of Mourning for Jimmy Carter.
President Joe Biden declared January 9 a national day of mourning to coincide with Carter’s state funeral at Wash ...
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Blow for London stock market as £3bn insurer picks New York for listing
A major City insurer has delivered a fresh blow to London’s stock market by signalling plans to list in New York ...
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Just Eat Takeaway finalises GrubHub sale after delisting from London Stock Exchange
The Netherlands-based food delivery group Just Eat Takeaway has confirmed the completion of the deal earlier today, selling ...
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Investors pull a record £10bn out of UK stock funds - with no sign of recovery
Funds investing in UK companies saw a record £9.6bn wiped from their coffers last year, while equity money managers globally ...
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Upcoming floats to boost London after tough 2024
Analysts at consulting giant EY said there were signs of 'cautious optimism' for 2025 thanks to a 'robust pipeline of deals' ...
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