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  • London Stock Exchange confirms first firm on Pisces framework

    Markets

    A vehicle containing shares in a £1.3bn venture capital firm that backs tech spin-outs from Oxford University will be the first organisation to use the the new Pisces private stock market, the London Stock Exchange has said. The UK’s flagship capital markets operator confirmed that shares in Oxford Science Enterprises, an early-stage VC fund best [...]

    London Stock Exchange building exterior with financial district skyline, symbolizing global market activity and economic t...
  • Exclusive: Octopus to swerve new private stock exchange

    Markets

    Octopus Energy will not join the delayed Pisces private stock market when it launches, its boss Greg Jackson has said, in a sign the utilities giant is distancing itself from the project after attending an event for interested companies last summer. Jackson told City AM that his multi-billion-pound firm had “no plans” to trade its [...]

    Greg Jackson, CEO of Octopus Energy, stands confidently in office attire, symbolizing his decision not to join Pisces proj...
  • Mark Kleinman: Corporates queue up for 2026 p(l)ay-date

    Business

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City AM column Corporates queue up for 2026 p(l)ay-date Talk about being on the naughty step. For Anglo American, sealing its $60bn merger with Canada’s Teck Resources – and in the process putting well and truly paid to BHP’s [...]

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News' City Editor and writes a column for City AM
  • Foreign takeovers risk turning UK into an ‘incubator economy’ 

    September 15, 2025

    The UK is facing a time crunch to avoid becoming an “incubator economy” as foreign takeovers continue to sweep the London market. A collection of top venture capital investors and founders have called for crucial reforms to the markets ecosystem with a focus on pensions and the IPO environment. The reforms, as outlined in a [...]

  • Pisces rival claims LSE venue won’t give firms enough trading volume

    September 10, 2025

    The London Stock Exchange’s plan to let private companies trade shares just twice a year on a new private stock market will not offer firms or investors enough trading volume, according to the boss of a rival platform that hopes to launch next month. Mike McCudden, chief executive of private shares platform JP Jenkins, told [...]

  • London Stock Exchange boss: Fix underinvestment for growth

    September 5, 2025

    The boss of the London Stock Exchange has urged the government to fix investment in capital markets to achieve economic growth. Dame Julia Hoggett, the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, has backed the new ‘Tell Sid’-style campaign announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves this year in a bid to get Brits investing. Hoggett told [...]

  • Ex LSEG boss slams London stock market ‘gimmicks’

    June 29, 2025

    The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)’s former boss Xavier Rolet has blasted stewards of UK capital markets for focussing on “gimmicks and quick headline-grabbing fixes” to liquidity levels. Officials at the London Stock Exchange and at the Treasury have mooted possible reforms to savings as part of a bid to revive capital markets.  London Stock [...]

  • Schroders steps back from City lobbying taskforce

    June 4, 2025

    Schroders has stepped back from a City taskforce lobbying to drive growth in the UK’s capital markets, despite its close ties with the asset manager’s former CEO Peter Harrison. The Capital Markets Industry Taskforce (CMIT), which was established in 2022, is chaired by London Stock Exchange Group CEO Julia Hoggett, and counts Harrison as one [...]

  • The City risks falling for the disturbing trend of ‘anticipatory obedience’

    March 18, 2025

    Jumping the gun on government rules such as DEI is a disturbing trend which the City must resist, writes Lucy McNulty.

  • London Stock Exchange boss: UK needs to change ‘perverse’ view on retail investment

    February 25, 2025

    "We have a regulatory structure that has historically made it easier to buy a riskier product and then hardest to buy the least risky product in the stack, which is perverse," she said.

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