The London Stock Exchange is a stock exchange located in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 1801, it is one of the largest stock exchanges in the world, with many overseas listings as well as British companies. The exchange is part of the London Stock Exchange Group and so sometimes referred to by the ticker symbol for the group, LSE.
Its current premises are situated in Paternoster Square close to St Paul's Cathedral in the City of London.
Georgian Railway valued as high as £1bn
May 16 - Financial Times
LSEG gets 60% acceptance level for LCH.Clearnet stake
Apr 02 - France24
London Stock Exchange predicts 'strong' results
Mar 30 - France24
Truell to target financial services firms
Mar 25 - Financial Times
Ashcroft's BCB breached rules of Stock Exchange
Mar 18 - Independent
LSE to grab a big slice of LCH.Clearnet
Mar 09 - Independent
London Stock Exchange buys clearing house LCH.Clearnet
Mar 09 - France24
Essar Energy may drop out of FTSE100
Mar 06 - The Times of India
David Ross fails to take Cosalt private
Feb 27 - Financial Times
Google to receive real-time data from London Stock Exchange
Feb 22 - AME Info
Google launches live share prices feed
Feb 21 - Independent
Egypt: Local GDRs in London Up
Feb 20 - AllAfrica News
Oil group plots elevation into FTSE 100 index
Feb 18 - Independent
4 British men admit London Stock Exchange bomb plot
Feb 01 - CBC
LSE reports rising quarterly revenues
Jan 27 - France24
UK targets ‘back door’ routes to top indices
Jan 26 - Financial Times
Disaster liner was insured for €405m
Jan 15 - Independent
LSE to Acquire Rest of FTSE Index Provider From Pearson
Dec 12 - Business Week
London Stock Exchange to control FTSE index compiler
Dec 12 - France24
Zimbabwe: Mining Sector Surges
Dec 10 - AllAfrica News
By Reuters
London luxury jeweler Graff Diamonds has seen "tremendous interest" for its Hong Kong IPO of up to $1 billion, which is entering its final stretch in the shadow of a global stock market rout. (11:42 am)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, DEUTSCHE BANK, MORGAN STANLEY, HANG SENG INDEX, FACEBOOK, GDP
By IBTimes UK
London Stock Exchange shares dive after Italy's UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo confirm stake sale (May 23)
MORE TOPICS: DUBAI, MORGAN STANLEY, S&P, EUROPEAN UNION, INVESTMENT, LONDON
By Reuters UK
Italian banks UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo said on Wednesday they had priced the shares they were selling in the London Stock Exchange at 960 pence each. (May 23)
MORE TOPICS: LONDON
By Reuters UK
Italian banks UniCredit <CRDI.MI> and Intesa Sanpaolo <ISP.MI> said they were selling their combined 11.5 percent stake in the London Stock Exchange <LSE.L>, as they both move to shed non-core assets and strengthen capital. (May 22)
MORE TOPICS: DUBAI, MORGAN STANLEY, INVESTMENT, LONDON
By IBTimes UK
FlexiShareTrade helps investors keep track of their shares and provides financial news and access to fun features such as a Twitter feed for day traders. (May 18)
MORE TOPICS: IPHONE, DOW JONES, FTSE, NYSE, TWITTER, FACEBOOK
By Reuters UK
The London Stock Exchange Group <LSE.L> has reported profits up nearly a third, driven by the inclusion of its newly acquired index business and its clearing unit. (May 18)
By IBTimes UK
Britain's biggest insurer Prudential has reported a solid 9 percent sales growth in the first quarter, underpinned by a booming Asian business and despite a declining UK market. (May 09)
MORE TOPICS: LONDON
By IBTimes UK
As yet more rows start over executive pay, IBTimes UK looks at the issues around salary-setting remuneration committees and the calls for their reform. (May 08)
MORE TOPICS: GOLD, BARCLAYS, FTSE, DIAMONDS, CREDIT SUISSE, LONDON, INVESTMENT
By IBTimes UK
Murdoch-controlled pay-tv group tops forecasts for sales, earnings despite controversy over News International business (May 02)
MORE TOPICS: FTSE, RUPERT MURDOCH, BROADBAND, JOURNALISM, LONDON
By IBTimes UK
BSkyB shares lifted despite a report by the Culture, Media, and Sport Select Committee heavily criticising both Rupert and James Murdoch. (May 01)
MORE TOPICS: RUPERT MURDOCH, LONDON
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