London Stock Exchange
Coverage of London Stock Exchange in the Nexus archive.
- South Africa Taps London to Boost Offshore Adoption of New Benchmark Rate
South Africa is partnering with the London Stock Exchange to manage outstanding derivative contracts. These contracts are currently linked to a soon-to-be-abandoned rand reference rate and will be converted to the country’s new benchmark.
- Who needs junior markets like Aim anyway?
The London Stock Exchange is attempting to reverse Aim's decline by simplifying rules to reduce costs and improve capital-raising efficiency. Aim is being positioned as a junior market.
- UK’s Markets Regulator Unveils Scope of Data Feed for Stocks
The UK Financial Conduct Authority revealed the data it will allow for UK equities trading, which may boost activity on the London Stock Exchange.
- LSEG Continues to Improve Margin, CEO Schwimmer Says
London Stock Exchange Group CEO David Schwimmer reported a record first half, strong traction with new AI products, and margin improvements, leading to raised annual guidance.
- Bank-run blockchains are back in style—but history suggests they will be a bust
Legacy financial institutions are promoting permissioned blockchain projects, such as DTCC's Hyperledger Besu and London Stock Exchange's Azure-based system, but critics argue these centralized systems lack the decentralization and innovation of networks like Ethereum. The article compares this trend to the 2016 'blockchain not Bitcoin' movement, which failed as decentralized alternatives thrived.
- DCC, one of FTSE 100’s biggest energy firms, agrees £5.75bn takeover
DCC Energy, one of the FTSE 100's largest energy firms listed on the London Stock Exchange, has agreed to a controversial £5.75bn takeover by private equity firms KKR and Energy Capital Partners. The deal proceeded despite objections from the company's founder and biggest shareholders, with the board recommending the offer.
- SEC sets September talks on move toward 24-hour stock trading
The SEC is set to hold talks in September regarding a potential shift to 24-hour stock trading. Nasdaq, Cboe, and the London Stock Exchange are among major exchanges considering extended trading hours.
- Satsuma Shareholders Approve Bitcoin Liquidation, London Delisting
Satsuma shareholders approved liquidating the company’s bitcoin treasury and delisting from the London Stock Exchange. The resolutions passed with over 90% support, leading to the sale of 668 BTC and a scheduled delisting by September 14.
- Burnham faces Britain's overseas business woes
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims to strengthen British business, but companies are shifting operations to the US and Asia due to the UK's weak economic growth and capital markets. Major firms like Reckitt Benckiser, AstraZeneca, and GSK derive significant revenue from overseas markets, while the UK lags in startup valuations compared to the US. The government and London Stock Exchange are offering incentives to retain businesses, but challenges persist.
- London Stock Exchange’s LSE 24 signals a bet on digital, AI-driven markets: TD Cowen
London Stock Exchange will launch LSE 24, a 24/5 trading venue operating from 17:00–07:50, with testing scheduled for end-2026 and ETPs to debut in H1 2027. The initiative is framed as a bet on digital and AI-driven markets.
- Another major stock exchange moves toward 24-hour trading
The London Stock Exchange announced a new 24-hour trading venue, enabling investors to trade globally around the clock. This development marks another step toward continuous trading across time zones.
- London Stock Exchange plans overnight venue to extend trading hours: FT
London Stock Exchange plans an overnight venue to extend trading hours as traditional exchanges compete with 24/7 crypto platforms. The move aims to adapt to evolving market demands driven by continuous cryptocurrency trading.
- London Stock Exchange to Introduce Nonstop Trading Next Year
The London Stock Exchange will introduce near-continuous trading by opening a new venue outside regular market hours during the working week next year.
- London Stock Exchange eyes overnight trading launch in 2027: FT
The London Stock Exchange plans to launch overnight trading in 2027 in response to competition from crypto markets and tokenized equity platforms offering continuous trading.
- London Stock Exchange plans to launch round-the-clock trading next year
The London Stock Exchange plans to launch round-the-clock trading next year, starting with a new overnight venue that will initially offer access to exchange-traded products.
- Appetite for yuan assets sees London Clearing House accept dim sum bonds as collateral
The London Clearing House (LCH) has started accepting offshore yuan-denominated Chinese government bonds, known as dim sum bonds, as collateral for margin requirements. This move supports Beijing’s efforts to internationalise the yuan and integrate its debt into global financial systems.
- Appetite for yuan assets sees London Clearing House accept dim sum bonds as collateral
The London Clearing House (LCH) has started accepting offshore yuan-denominated Chinese government bonds, known as dim sum bonds, as non-cash collateral for margin requirements. This move supports Beijing’s efforts to internationalize the yuan and integrate its debt into global financial systems.
- UK cyber pledge draws only a handful of top firms despite ministerial appeal
The UK's cyber pledge has attracted only a handful of top firms despite a ministerial appeal. Companies that signed include Aviva, the London Stock Exchange Group, Marks & Spencer (which lost hundreds of millions of pounds in a cyberattack last year), and small cybersecurity consultancies.
- Saudi sales offsets Gulf property slowdown for DarGlobal
DarGlobal's sales in Saudi Arabia and Spain are offsetting a Gulf property slowdown caused by the Iran war, with the company reporting strong demand for luxury residences in Jeddah and Riyadh. The developer, which partners with brands like Trump Organization and FENDI, is expanding its portfolio and plans to tokenize assets to improve liquidity.
- What America gets right
The article highlights America's economic and societal strengths, including producing 26% of global GDP despite having 4.2% of the world's population, leading in venture capital deployment, and fostering a meritocratic, risk-reward economy. It emphasizes the U.S. as a hub for innovation, freedom, and democratic resilience.
- Microsoft’s next big bet isn’t on a model but on becoming the Swiss Army knife of enterprise AI
Microsoft is investing $2.5 billion in a new business unit, Microsoft Frontier, to help enterprises better use its AI tools and achieve measurable outcomes. The initiative includes 6,000 forward-deployed engineers and follows similar investments by Amazon, OpenAI, and Anthropic. Microsoft emphasizes flexibility in model selection and data protection for customers.
- EQT Buys UK’s Intertek for £9.3 Billion in Latest LSE Exit
EQT has acquired the UK-based Intertek Group for £9.3 billion, marking a significant exit from the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The transaction is described as the latest example of companies leaving the LSE.
- Paddy Power owner Flutter to scrap listing on London Stock Exchange
Flutter Entertainment, the owner of Paddy Power and Betfair, is to remove its listing on the London Stock Exchange, shifting focus to New York. The decision, effective 3 August, is attributed to low trading levels and high costs, marking another setback for the UK stock market.
- Ingredion CEO Says Tate & Lyle Deal Creates Powerhouse
Ingredion Inc. agreed to acquire Tate & Lyle Plc for £2.7 billion, ending the UK company’s listing on the London Stock Exchange. Ingredion CEO James Zallie described the deal as a 'fair' premium that creates an ingredients 'powerhouse.'
- How to invest a £10,000 lump sum: Read our guide on where to put your cash - and where you could earn returns of 75 per cent in just five years
The article provides a guide on investing a £10,000 lump sum, suggesting potential returns of 75 per cent in five years. It offers advice on where to invest the cash. The guide aims to help readers make informed investment decisions.
- 21Shares lists Strategy-linked STRC ETN on London Stock Exchange, expands UK footprint
21Shares has listed a Strategy-linked ETN on the London Stock Exchange, providing UK investors with access to Strategy perpetual preferred stock. This marks an expansion of 21Shares' footprint in the UK. The listing offers a new investment opportunity for UK investors.
- HSBC Misses Estimates on Fraud Charge, Economic Risks
HSBC missed estimates due to a fraud charge and economic risks. The bank's financial performance was impacted by these factors. This has raised concerns about the bank's stability.
- Hawkish BoJ today
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) maintained a hawkish stance with a hold decision, despite three dissenters advocating for a rate hike. The unexpected outcome has sparked concerns about market volatility, with predictions of a near-term dip and potential carry trade unwinds. The Nikkei 225 is expected to face downward pressure, with 80,000 likely out of reach for now.
- Terrorist who plotted to bomb London Stock Exchange was allowed to stay in Britain on human rights grounds
A terrorist who plotted to bomb the London Stock Exchange was permitted to remain in Britain due to human rights considerations. The case highlights tensions between security concerns and legal protections.
- Uzbek Fund Is Said to Hold Talks With Potential IPO Cornerstones
An Uzbek fund is reportedly engaging in discussions with potential cornerstone investors for an upcoming IPO. The London Stock Exchange is mentioned as a relevant financial hub in the context of these talks.
- LSE CEO Hoggett on Market Sentiment, Reforms
The CEO of the London Stock Exchange, Hoggett, discusses current market sentiment and potential reforms. The article covers his insights on economic conditions and proposed changes in the financial sector.