The London Stock Exchange has expressed significant concerns to the City regulator regarding potential market abuse by bulletin board users and social media influencers, signalling a move to improve conditions
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The revival of London’s initial public offerings has suffered a setback, as three companies that floated on the London exchange last month have seen their shares fall below their listing
Princes Group, the Liverpool-based food supplier best known for its tinned tuna and Crisp N Dry cooking oil, has reported a decline in revenue following what analysts observed was a
The Conservative Party has announced plans to dismantle significant climate change reporting requirements, aiming to boost the number of companies listing on the London Stock Exchange. In an interview, Andrew
Hopes were high in the City as Princes Group—the renowned supplier behind Princes tuna and Crisp N Dry cooking oil—began trading on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of
The City of London has seen renewed optimism after welcoming its largest stock market debut in four years, marking a significant moment for the capital’s embattled trading hub. Small business
Shawbrook, the specialist lender rooted in Essex, is preparing to make a significant return to the London Stock Exchange, targeting a valuation of up to £2 billion through its initial
Anglo American has confirmed it will maintain its primary listing on the London Stock Exchange following its proposed $53 billion merger with Canada’s Teck Resources. Chief executive Duncan Wanblad emphasised
One of the world’s largest hedge funds has placed a significant £35 million short bet against Metlen Energy and Metals only two months after the Greek group debuted on the
Hopes for a revival in London’s IPO market have been reignited by Shawbrook’s formal announcement of its intention to float on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. The
Hargreaves Lansdown, the Bristol-based wealth manager, has distributed £119 million in dividends to its new private equity owners in the six months following its high-profile delisting from the London Stock
Princes Group, best known for brands such as Branston baked beans and Napolina olive oil, has announced its intention to pursue a £1.5bn listing on the London Stock Exchange. The
Confidence in London’s stock market received a welcome boost with news that Shawbrook, the specialist lender based in Essex, is close to announcing a long-awaited initial public offering. With a
Fermi, a new data centre real estate investment trust founded by Rick Perry, former US energy secretary, made an impressive mid-week debut on Nasdaq, yet London investors responded with hesitation.
AstraZeneca, one of Britain’s leading pharmaceutical giants, has announced its intention to secure a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange in a strategic move aimed at strengthening its
Revolut, the rapidly expanding fintech powerhouse, is reportedly considering an historic dual listing in both New York and London, signalling a significant boost for the City and an evolution in
