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  • Bargain basement Britain: Tech takeovers continue with three billion-pound swoops in a day

    June 9, 2025

    The frenzy of UK tech takeovers showed no signs of slowing down on Monday after three separate billion-pound M&A moves were made within hours of each other as US tech giants continued their hunt for British bargains. First to announce a move on Monday was London-listed semiconductor firm Alphawave, which confirmed it had reached an [...]

  • Alphawave reaches deal on Qualcomm takeover

    June 9, 2025

    Alphawave is poised to become the latest tech firm to quit the London Stock Exchange after reaching a $2.4bn (£2.8bn) deal to be acquired by Qualcomm. The British semiconductor business said its board would now recommend to shareholders the terms of the acquisition after weeks of talks, which began in April. The cash offer of [...]

  • A Wise storm has rocked the London Stock Exchange’s fintech dream

    June 6, 2025

    Hopes of a fintech-powered City markets revival may have been crushed on Thursday after money transfer firm Wise ditched its primary listing. The embattled London Stock Exchange was dealt its latest blow as the UK fintech opted for a dual listing across the Atlantic but with the US acting as its primary base.  It’s no [...]

  • CAB Payments turns to New York to revive fortunes

    June 4, 2025

    The London fintech behind the “worst IPO of the year” in 2023 is seeking to revive its fortunes with an expansion to New York after it secured a licence to operate in the US. CAB Payments told markets on Wednesday that it has received approvals from the Federal Reserve and The New York State Department [...]

  • Ninety One: Asset manager hopeful of ending years of outflows

    June 4, 2025

    Ninety One was hopeful of ending years of fund outflows after the FTSE 250 firm recorded a positive second-half performance. The asset manager, which is based in London and Johannesburg, has recorded only a single year of net inflows since its 2020 flotation after clients pulled a combined £25bn from the firm. But on Wednesday, [...]

  • Bank of England warns pace of rate cuts ‘shrouded in uncertainty’

    June 3, 2025

    The pace of UK interest rate cuts is “shrouded in a lot more uncertainty” due to the “unpredictable” global economic situation, the governor of the Bank of England has said. Andrew Bailey told MPs during a Treasury Committee session that while rates are on a “glide path” downwards the Bank had “genuine concerns” about escalating [...]

  • Pound edges closer to multi-year high against dollar amid erratic US tax policy

    June 2, 2025

    The pound has edged closer to a multi-year high against the dollar as investors doubled down on predictions that the greenback would continue to weaken into the second half of the year. Sterling was up around 0.6 per cent against the dollar by Monday evening to $1.3523, a rise of more than 8 per cent [...]

  • AIM to shed billions as market projected to shrink by a fifth 

    May 28, 2025

    London’s junior stock market is set to deepen its listing crisis as it heads towards its 30th birthday.  The alternative investment market (AIM) is projected to have £12.3bn of market capitalisation, after 61 companies announced plans to ditch their listing.  A combination of mergers, private equity takeovers, delistings in favour of private securities venues and [...]

  • ‘Extraordinary denial of reality’: Ricardo shareholder pens open letter amid vote to oust chair

    May 28, 2025

    One of the largest shareholders in transport and energy consultancy Ricardo has blasted the firm’s “blinkered perspective” and “extraordinary denial of reality” ahead of a vote to oust its chair. Science Group, which controls around a fifth of the share capital of the London-listed business, earlier this month called for a general meeting of shareholders [...]

  • FTSE 100 nears record high but Trump threat lingers

    May 27, 2025

    The FTSE 100’s latest rally has put it inches away from sealing an all-time high but another tariff twist from the White House threatens the record.  The UK’s flagship index was up one per cent to around 8,800p during midday trading on Tuesday as it reversed Friday’s losses made after Trump threatened the European Union [...]

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