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  • London IPO market may yet recover in 2026, Peel Hunt says

    March 19, 2026

    The London IPO market could still see a revival before the end of the year, according to City broker Peel Hunt, as a number of blue chip firms wait patiently for geopolitical tensions to die down before firing the starting gun on their own floats. Brian Hanratty, head of equity capital markets at Peel Hunt, [...]

  • Boku boss: Nasdaq is no ‘silver bullet’ for fintech listings

    March 17, 2026

    The boss of one of the London market’s fastest growing fintech companies has warned flocking to a listing on Wall Street is no “silver bullet” for firms seeking deeper liquidity than what’s on offer in the City. Stuart Neal, the chief executive of Boku, told Morning Wire shifting the firm’s listing across the Atlantic would [...]

  • Revolut to IPO above $100bn, says former licence boss

    March 13, 2026

    The man who steered Revolut’s pursuit of banking licences in its early stages has said he expects the fintech giant to make its public debut with a price tag north of $100bn. In an exclusive video interview with Morning Wire, Will Mahon-Heap, the former head of international and authorisations at Revolut, said: “I think it [...]

  • Shawbrook shares dive after profit jump on bullish AI plans

    March 12, 2026

    Shawbrook Bank reported a jump in profit for the last year in its first set of first set of financial results since its landmark IPO in October. The London-listed bank reported a pre-tax profit of £340.5m, up from £293.8m the year prior as costs tumbled and the group’s loan book swelled. Still, the firm’s shares [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Iran war ‘certainly not good’ for UK economy, says Rachel Reeves

    March 11, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog for continued coverage of a frenzied week in global markets. The Chancellor has told the Treasury select committee that the ongoing fallout from the Middle east is “certainly not good for the British economy”. Following the “most intense” day of fighting in the region – and just a [...]

  • Barclays and Aquis launch ‘IPO academy’ in bid to revive small-cap listings

    March 11, 2026

    Aquis has teamed up with Barclays to launch an “IPO academy” in a bid to turn around the dwindling number of small-cap listings in the UK, Morning Wire can reveal. The academy, which is the only programme of its kind run by an exchange in the UK, is intended as an investment in entrepreneurs and [...]

  • European fintechs ride the Trump train to Wall Street

    March 11, 2026

    The new set of aspiring American dreamers are landing on the shores of the Atlantic. But these digital-first visionaries printed in venture capital green aren’t looking for a white picket fence. Instead, their sights are locked on a federal banking charter. Last week Europe’s most valuable fintech company Revolut became the latest in a boat-load [...]

  • Grounds for expansion: Airwallex’s Europe chief bets on London in licence pursuit

    March 6, 2026

    As payments giant Airwallex laid out plans to double down on Europe, they turned to a man with experience at a multi-billion dollar deposit holder. The $8bn cross-border specialist was looking for someone to steer the ship amid expansion plans across Europe but in that endeavour didn’t poach a veteran of Wall Street or the [...]

  • Revolut investors eye $100bn price tag in push for new share sale

    February 25, 2026

    Revolut is weighing a fresh secondary share sale in the second half of 2026 as investors at the fintech giant hope to secure the $100bn price tag ahead of its highly-anticipated public debut. The London-born digital bank is in early talks over a transaction that would give new investors the opportunity to buy into the [...]

  • The London Tunnels joins JP Jenkins after ditching Euronext

    February 25, 2026

    The company behind plans to convert a set of secret Second World War tunnels beneath the City into a major new tourist attraction has today joined private securities venue JP Jenkins after quitting Amsterdam’s Euronext. The London Tunnels Ltd, which was set up in 2023, floated on the Dutch exchange in 2024 in a bid [...]

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