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  • Moonpig soars on market debut as shares leap by a quarter within minutes

    February 2, 2021

    Online greeting card platform Moonpig saw its shares rise by 25 per cent within minutes of pricing its London IPO on Tuesday. Stock in the newly listed firm was trading at around 440 pence per share shortly after floating at 350 pence. The sharp rise underlines spirited investor appetite and sets the stage for other [...]

  • London Stock Exchange completes $27bn Refinitiv takeover

    January 29, 2021

    The London Stock Exchange today said it had completed its $27bn (£19.7bn) takeover of Refintiv, kicking off its new era as a major player in financial data. The blockbuster deal, which was given the green light by EU regulators earlier this month, gives the bourse a significant footing in the information market and creates a [...]

  • Before the Bell: Europe to open higher as US fiscal talks get underway

    January 25, 2021

    While US markets continued to set new records last week, European markets traded in a more lacklustre fashion as the early year optimism of the first week of 2021, gave way to a lot more caution, as a rise in short-term economic pessimism and the prospect of tighter lockdown restrictions for longer raise the prospect [...]

  • London Stock Exchange mulls £300m Covid rescue fund

    January 23, 2021

    The London Stock Exchange is plotting a £300m listed investment vehicle aimed at offering much-needed support to companies hit hard by the pandemic. David Schwimmer, LSE chief executive, has led talks with top City figures and Treasury figures about establishing an investment trust that would list on the index. It is understood the vehicle, dubbed [...]

  • London Stock Exchange gets green light for $27bn Refinitiv deal

    January 13, 2021

    EU competition regulators have approved London Stock Exchange’s $27bn (£20bn) takeover of Refinitiv, clearing the way for a major new rival to Bloomberg. The European Commission today said its investigation had raised a number of concerns about the deal, but that these would be addressed by a number of remedies. These include LSE’s €4.3bn sale [...]

  • 500+ LSE-listed companies cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments last year

    January 11, 2021

    Just over 500 companies listed on London Stock Exchange cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments in 2020, according to new research by investment solution provider GraniteShares. It seems that no segment of the market was immune, as 52 FTSE 100 companies amended their dividend policies last year, as well as 117 FTSE 250 firms and 151 [...]

  • Cultural shift and digital savvy will see us accelerate our IPO plans

    December 26, 2020

    The end of a year is usually a time for companies to reflect and look back at goals reached, lessons learned and ways to continue progressing in the months ahead. We are excited about what 2021 has in store. We have been open about seeking a listing on London Stock Exchange, a first step in [...]

  • Hammerson seeks secondary Irish listing amid Brexit worries

    December 18, 2020

    European shopping centre owner, Hammerson has sought admission to Dublin's stock exchange to maintain access to the European market.

  • London’s IPO market proves resilient despite choppy conditions

    December 17, 2020

    Despite rocky conditions caused by Covid-19 and Brexit-related uncertainties, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) retained its title as Europe’s most active market this year.  LSE proceeds have accounted for almost a third of total European proceeds in 2020. So far there have been 26 London IPOs this year, which is in line with 2019’s 27. [...]

  • EU regulators to clear London Stock Exchange’s $27bn Refinitiv deal

    December 2, 2020

    EU competition regulators are reportedly set to clear London Stock Exchange’s $27bn (£20.3bn) takeover of Refinitiv. LSE last month offered to provide rivals with access to clearing and data for 10 years as part of its bid to win over antitrust authorities. It came as part of a package submitted to the European Commission that [...]

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