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  • London Stock Exchange to allow dividend delay over coronavirus disruption

    March 25, 2020

    The London Stock Exchange is to allow companies listed on its market to delay the payment of dividends by up to 30 days as markets grapple with the impact of coronavirus.  “As a result of market conditions and issuers implementing their contingency plans, the Exchange has received enquiries from issuers and their advisers regarding deferral [...]

  • London Stock Exchange gets US approval for Refinitiv deal

    March 16, 2020

    US regulators have approved the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) takeover of financial data firm Refinitiv, the bourse said today.  LSE said that the US Committee on Foreign Investment had determined that there were no national security concerns related to the $27bn (£22bn) deal, which was first announced in August last year.  The all-share deal would [...]

  • London Stock Exchange’s $27bn Refinitiv deal under scrutiny in Brussels

    February 26, 2020

    The London Stock Exchange Group’s $27bn purchase of Refinitiv has reportedly already come under intense scrutiny in Brussels, raising the prospect that EU regulators will initiate a much longer investigation into the deal than had been expected.  The two companies are yet to formally notify competition regulators of the deal, which would trigger the review [...]

  • AIM and FTSE Small Cap firms ‘falling behind’ on board diversity

    February 3, 2020

    London’s FTSE Small Cap (SMC) and AIM exchanges are lagging behind their larger peers when it comes to diversity on company boards, according to a new report.  A mere 15 per cent of AIM directors are women, while over a third of companies listed on the market have all-male boards, according to a study by [...]

  • London Stock Exchange set to send $27bn Refinitiv deal to EU regulators

    January 13, 2020

    The London Stock Exchange Group is reportedly set to file its $27bn (£20.8bn) deal to buy financial data group Refinitiv with EU antitrust authorities, following extensive discussions with Brussels over the scope of its investigation into the merger. The two sides have not yet resolved the issue of what constitutes “the market” against which the [...]

  • London Stock Exchange denies cyber attack as UK probes trading outage

    January 6, 2020

    The London Stock Exchange has denied that a cyber attack was responsible for a major trading outage in August, as UK security agencies reportedly investigate the cause of the incident. A British intelligence agency contacted the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in the past two months to request additional information about the outage on 16 August, [...]

  • London Stock Exchange hires fintech to widen access to IPOs

    November 21, 2019

    The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has signed a deal with online investment platform Primarybid to give retail investors access to share offerings on the same terms as institutional investors. Under the deal, which was announced today, the pair will unveil digital infrastructure enabling companies that are listed listed or listing on LSE to include individual [...]

  • Government urged to make London Stock Exchange a battleground in fight against autocracies

    November 5, 2019

    The government should give itself the power to block London Stock Exchange listings on national security grounds as a check on the “influence and reach” of autocratic states, a committee of MPs said. In a report released today, the foreign affairs committee (FAC) said the government is failing to engage with the threat to international [...]

  • Hong Kong stock exchange boss questions ‘one country, two systems’

    October 30, 2019

    Charles Li, head of the Hong Kong stock exchange (HKEX), has publicly questioned the “one country, two systems” framework governing the territory’s relationship with mainland China. In a speech in London last night, Li said the model had “fundamental flaws” in how it was implemented from the outset, the Financial Times reported. Read more: Carrie [...]

  • African trade finance group Afreximbank eyes London listing

    October 9, 2019

    The African Export-Import Bank, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) of global depositary receipts on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), in what could be a rare boost for the UK’s stock market. The bank, which is also known as Afreximbank, said it was weighing a listing on London’s main exchange. It is already listed [...]

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