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Here’s how to fix London listings
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The London Stock Exchange has been facing increased competition from other global markets, particularly New York, in recent years, leading to a decline in listings. This trend has sparked concerns about the future of the UK's capital markets and the need for the London Stock Exchange to adapt and remain competitive. The potential loss of FTSE 100 companies to other markets could have significant implications for the UK's financial sector and economy.
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Here’s how to fix London listings
The exodus from the London Stock Exchange demands practical solutions, not complaint, says Jonathan Dickson This week DCC Energy became the latest FTSE 100 group to be taken private, amid growing global competition for listings. Just last month, it emerged that as many as 20 FTSE 100 companies may move direct listings to New York. [...]
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