News for London Stock Exchange Group plc (LS4C.F)

While sapping strength from pricier growth sectors like tech, the reflation-fueled pickup in rates has been a boon for some long-downtrodden cyclical sectors.

London Stock Exchange Group PLC said Friday that 2020 pretax profit rose 5.2% on the back of higher revenue, and declared an increased dividend. The stock...

Stock trading has surged across Asia, as markets have recovered from the shock of the Covid-19 pandemic, with many younger individual investors piling into shares for the first time.

Post-pandemic prospects for higher inflation (and interest rates) suggest the dramatic expansion in P/E multiples of the past few years may have run its course.

As digital assets such as Bitcoin have become more accessible to investors, their adoption in institutional portfolios has been on the rise.

Kanabo is the second company in the fast-growing sector to list in London in less than a week.

LVMH founder Bernard Arnault is among those launching special-purpose acquisition companies in Europe.

Canadian corporate bond yields hit new lows in January, led by the decline in high yield. Since BoC announced its QE program would include corporate bonds in April 2020, yields have fallen steadily.

The financial district lost its crown to Amsterdam as Europe’s top place to buy and sell stock, and relocations of bankers are set to continue in 2021.

Takeovers of London-listed companies have reached the highest level since 2000.

By Matt Wirz A billionaire hedge-fund manager is bankrolling an unprecedented campaign to force dozens of the world's largest companies to publish carbon-emission reduction plans and put them... | January 28, 2021

The campaign by TCI Fund’s Christopher Hohn aims to force dozens of the world’s largest companies to publish carbon-emission reduction plans and put them up for shareholder votes.

Bank of America lists more than a dozen opportunities across sectors including health, financial technology, energy and food.

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