LSEG.L - London Stock Exchange Group plc
| Previous close | 8,742.00 |
| Open | 8,704.00 |
| Bid | 8,734.00 x N/A |
| Ask | 8,738.00 x N/A |
| Day's range | 8,636.00 - 8,764.00 |
| 52-week range | 6,710.00 - 8,893.86 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | 2,054,237 |
| Market cap | 46.476B |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 0.37 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 61.08 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.43 |
| Earnings date | 03 Aug 2023 |
| Forward dividend & yield | 1.07 (1.24%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 20 Apr 2023 |
| 1y target est | 9,541.33 |
The TelegraphHong Kong fund administration company prepares £100m listing in boost for London
A Hong Kong-based professional services firm is preparing to list its fund administration arm in London, as the City’s stock market shows tentative signs of recovery. Amicorp Fund Services UK (AMIF) is set to raise around £13m through a main market listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and is eyeing a valuation of £100m, City sources told The Telegraph. The listing, which is expected to take place this week, will come as a boost to the London stock market which is fighting to remain relevan
ReutersNestle hires LSEG's Anna Manz as CFO
Nestle, the world's biggest packaged food company, said on Tuesday it had hired the London Stock Exchange Group's (LSEG) finance chief Anna Manz as its new chief financial officer. Manz will replace Francois-Xavier Roger, who the company said is stepping down to "pursue new professional challenges" after eight years in the role. Nestle, whose more than 2,000 brands include Kit Kat, Haagen-Dazs and Nescafe, said Manz will join Nestle as soon as she is released from her current duties.
ReutersLSEG chief financial officer Anna Manz to step down
LONDON (Reuters) -London Stock Exchange Group said on Thursday its group Chief Financial Officer Anna Manz would relinquish her role next year to take a similar position outside the financial industry. Manz will remain in her job and serve as a member of the LSEG board until May 2024 as part of her notice period. LSEG Chairman Don Robert said the search for a successor to Manz, who has held the position since November 2020, was underway.
ReutersNew rules to dampen Chinese interest to list in Europe, say bankers
Chinese companies' plans to raise capital via listings in London or Zurich are in jeopardy after Beijing mandated new disclosure rules, put curbs on the use of the funds and made issuances liable to national security reviews, bankers and lawyers said. A total of 18 Chinese companies have already listed themselves in Zurich and London via Global Depository Receipts (GDR) - most of them over the past year - as firms looked for alternate overseas fundraising venues amid heightened Sino-U.S. tensions. More than 20 companies - including drugmaker China Meheco Group and chemicals producer Zhejiang Yongtai Technology - have unveiled plans to follow suit.
Yahoo Finance UKHow UK’s chip industry is being lured by the US and Europe
UK plays catch-up in chips war with £1bn semiconductor strategy
BloombergBlackstone, Thomson Reuters Selling £2.4 Billion of LSE Group Stock
(Bloomberg) -- A consortium of investors including Blackstone Inc. and Thomson Reuters Corp. sold £2.7 billion ($3.4 billion) worth of stock in London Stock Exchange Group Plc, two months after their last disposal of the company’s shares.Most Read from BloombergHere’s How Much Wealth You Need to Join the Richest 1% GloballyDebt-Limit Talks to Intensify as Biden Set to Depart for JapanJPMorgan Asset Says Markets Are Right to Bet on US Rate CutsA 32-Year-Old Nears Billionaire Status by Using AI to
ReutersBlackstone, Thomson Reuters consortium sells $3.4 billion LSEG shares at discount
The placing of shares, which was upsized from 28 million, was at a price of 8,050 pence per share, a discount of about 5% to LSEG's last closing price. Shares in LSEG fell as much as 5.1% at 8038 pence in early trading. The stock sale follows an earlier sale of more than $2 billion shares in March by Blackstone and Thomson Reuters, which became LSEG shareholders when they sold financial data firm Refinitiv to the bourse operator in 2021.
ReutersBlackstone, Thomson Reuters consortium looks to sell further $3 billion in LSEG shares
LONDON (Reuters) -An investor consortium including U.S. buyout firm Blackstone and Thomson Reuters, the publisher of Reuters News, is looking to sell around $3 billion worth of shares in the London Stock Exchange Group, according to a term sheet shared by an investment bank involved in the sale on Tuesday. Blackstone and Thomson Reuters did not immediately respond to a request for comment. LSEG declined to comment.
The GuardianCalling for company bosses to get a pay rise is obscene
Letter: FTSE 100 executives already earn 100 times the average UK wage. So why is the head of the London Stock Exchange angling for more, asks Bernie Evans
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The GuardianLondon Stock Exchange chief calls for UK firms to pay bosses more
Julia Hoggett accused of being ‘bit deluded’ after arguing pay packages need to match those of US companies
Yahoo Finance UKUK watchdog to simplify listing rules as companies snub London
Stock market reforms would ‘pass greater risk to investors’, FCA says.
The GuardianStock market reforms would ‘pass greater risk to investors’, FCA says
Changes allow US-style ‘golden shares’ that let founders keep control of listed companies for 10 years via special voting rights
The TelegraphBrexit ‘idiocy’ blamed for shrinking London stock market
Brexit “idiocy” is to blame for shrinking the London stock market, the founder of Arm has claimed.
ReutersLSEG affirms 2023 targets, gets shareholder nod for buyback
London Stock Exchange Group on Thursday reaffirmed financial targets for the year and secured shareholder approval for a previously announced buyback of shares from the Blackstone/Thomson Reuters consortium. LSEG bought data and analytics company Refinitiv for $27 billion from the consortium in January 2021. "As we continue our shift from integration to transformation, we are confident of making further progress through the rest of the year," LSEG Chief Executive David Schwimmer said in a first-quarter trading update.
ReutersChinese stock listings in Europe face liquidity hurdle
China's ambitious plan to get its companies listed in London and Zurich stock markets needs fine-tuning, analysts say, as the sparse liquidity in traded Chinese companies there has created market arbitrage opportunities for investors. The Shanghai-London Stock Connect has seen only five Chinese companies issue Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) in London in its four years of operation, and another 13 are listed in Switzerland via a younger rival Connect link.
ReutersLSEG names Satvinder Singh as head of data and analytics unit
Singh, who is the co-head for advisers at Mastercard's data & services business, has more than 28 years of experience leading global businesses in data and analytics, capital markets, post-trade services, payments, and technology. "Satvinder (Singh) brings strong leadership experience in financial services, in many parts of the trade lifecycle," LSEG Chief Executive Officer David Schwimmer said.
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CoinDeskLondon Stock Exchange Group Unit to Clear Bitcoin Index Futures, Options
LCH said its partnership with trading venue GFO-X shows its commitment to the growing crypto asset class
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London Stock Exchange Group (LON:LSEG) Will Pay A Larger Dividend Than Last Year At £0.753
London Stock Exchange Group plc ( LON:LSEG ) has announced that it will be increasing its dividend from last year's...
ReutersThomson Reuters to return $2.2 billion to investors from sale of LSEG shares
Thomson Reuters, the parent company of Reuters News, said in February it planned to return $2 billion in capital to shareholders and possibly conduct a share stock split after it completes a $2 billion buyback program in the second quarter. The distribution consists of $4.67 per common share while the reverse stock split will reduce the number of outstanding common shares on a basis proportional to the cash distribution, the news and information company said in a statement.
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The TelegraphLondon wins just second listing of the year amid stock market exodus fears
An Australian finance company is gearing up for a £200m London listing in a boost for the City’s beleaguered stock market.
ReutersLondon seeks to improve its game as Zurich draws Chinese listings
London is working to make British listings by mainland Chinese companies faster and cheaper, aiming to fend off competition from Zurich for secondary share sales in Europe, Britain's trade commissioner to China, John Edwards, said. Some Chinese firms interested in listing overseas have in recent years turned to Europe, as U.S.-listed Chinese companies have often found themselves caught in the currents of Sino-U.S. tensions. The London Stock Exchange and British officials are ramping up efforts to build a robust pipeline of Chinese firms, trading on London's status as Europe's deepest capital market.