London Stock Exchange launches 24/5 trading venue amid extended trading hours race
Client testing for LSE 24 will go live by the end of 2026, and ETPs are set to launch as the first asset class on the venue in H1 2027.
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LSE sees second outage on AIM stocks in less than two months
The exchange confirmed at 9:23 am GMT that it was investigating “an issue impacting its trading/information system”.
LSE confirms system outage linked to RFQ for ETP functionality
Thursday’s outage affected all instruments aside from constituents of the FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and IOB securities.
LSEG outage suspends trading on AIM stocks
Several securities have been halted with only FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and IOB securities still operational.
London Stock Exchange promotes from within for new deputy CEO
New appointment has been with LSEG since 2018, joining from JP Morgan Cazenove where he served in the firm’s equity capital markets team.
London Stock Exchange reports halved latency following data centre migration
The trading venue reported a 50% reduction in average latency on its equities order book, while its ETFs order book has seen a 66% reduction.
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A night to remember: The TRADE rings the closing bell at the London Stock Exchange to celebrate diversity in the workplace
It was an honour to be joined by female pioneers of trading on the 50th anniversary of women being allowed onto the London trading floor, as The TRADE hosted a memorable evening to celebrate and support diversity across the industry.
LSE’s former equities and derivatives head joins Nomura-backed digital asset firm as CEO
Executive had spent two decades with the London Stock Exchange and Borsa Italiana across a range of equities and derivatives roles.
MSCI rebalance sees closing auction volumes soar by 800%
Euronext, the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Borse’s Xetra, SIX Swiss Exchange and Nasdaq’s OMX took the top five spots with the former reporting €16.6 billion in volumes.
Exchanges and agencies turn their backs on ‘uninvestable’ Russia
The Federation of European Securities Exchanges, the London Stock Exchange and MSCI are among the entities condemning Russia’s actions.