UK
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Two MD appointees will sit in the London branch of investment bank -
Former Deutsche veteran joins Barclays as co-head of EMEA ECM
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Fears that London's stockmarket is in decline have been taken into account by the regulator
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The FCA's idea to create one simplified listing category and make a more freewheeling UK stock market is seen as necessary to arrest its relative demise
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The UK regulator is proposing radical changes to the way companies list in London in response to growing anxiety about the UK stock market becoming a backwater
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PLSA criticises lack of communication as Hoggett, Hill recommend pension fund consolidation
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Shares in the gas company have surged off the back of higher prices
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Ireland debt management office hopes upgrade will bring in new investors
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Struggling UK retailer is in talks to increase capital by 20%
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Overnight trade was executed after interest in a ‘sizable’ purchase was made
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The CEO of the London Stock Exchange discusses Arm’s decision to go to New York and the recent spate of government-led reviews to the ECM regulatory regime
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