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  • The City risks falling for the disturbing trend of ‘anticipatory obedience’

    March 18, 2025

    Jumping the gun on government rules such as DEI is a disturbing trend which the City must resist, writes Lucy McNulty.

  • London Stock Exchange boss: UK needs to change ‘perverse’ view on retail investment

    February 25, 2025

    "We have a regulatory structure that has historically made it easier to buy a riskier product and then hardest to buy the least risky product in the stack, which is perverse," she said.

  • City grandees call in small firm specialists to ease London AIM exodus

    January 27, 2025

    The group of City grandees lobbying for reform of the UK’s capital markets has bolstered its team with two small-company-focused executives today, signalling a push from the body to address the crisis gripping the UK’s junior stock market AIM. The Capital Markets Industry Taskforce (CMIT), led by London Stock Exchange boss Julia Hoggett, said that [...]

  • FTSE bosses should be paid like top footballers, says ICAP founder

    December 11, 2024

    Bosses of London-listed firms should be paid like the best footballers without facing a backlash, Michael Spencer has argued. The founder of brokerage ICAP and former Conservative party Treasurer said that to attract top talent to run major companies, the UK needed to tackle the “political hot potato” of FTSE bosses’ pay. “We don’t mind [...]

  • Lord Mayor criticises ‘misalignment’ of tax in call to unleash the City

    December 2, 2024

    The Lord Mayor of London will rebuke the government for a “misalignment” in its fiscal policy tonight as he calls for ministers to “look again” at a tax on share trading and incentivise investors to back London Stock Exchange-listed companies.  In his first major speech since becoming Lord Mayor in November, Alastair King will urge [...]

  • London Stock Exchange boss: Britain needs to re-think ‘weird’ view of capital markets

    November 13, 2024

    The UK needs to view London’s capital markets as a “driver of the domestic economy” rather just a venue for share trading, the boss of the London Stock Exchange said yesterday. At an event hosted by investment bank UBS, Julia Hoggett, who has led the exchange since 2021, called on pension funds to back British [...]

  • London Stock Exchange boss warns AIM is under threat of collapse

    September 23, 2024

    London’s junior market AIM is under threat of collapse from potential plans to hike taxes on its shares in next month’s budget, the chief of the London Stock Exchange has warned the government. In a letter to City minister Tulip Siddiq, LSE boss Dame Julia Hoggett said that the “ongoing viability” of AIM would be [...]

  • Fortune publishes inaugural LGBTQ+ leaders list featuring six UK executives

    September 18, 2024

    António Simões, boss at Legal & General, was the highest ranking business leader among UK executives, coming seventh on the overall list.

  • London Stock Exchange boss wants market screen in Paternoster Square to create ‘razzamatazz’ – but it’s complicated

    June 6, 2024

    The boss of the London Stock Exchange said a screen will help create buzz around the market.

  • Is the London Stock Exchange really the world’s bargain bucket?

    May 23, 2024

    There is a prevailing narrative that London is undervalued as a market. Charlie Conchie takes a closer look at the London Stock Exchange

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