Previous Close | 4,250.00 |
Open | 4,269.00 |
Bid | 0.00 x 47300 |
Ask | 4,325.00 x 7000 |
Day's Range | 4,197.00 - 4,269.00 |
52 Week Range | 3,251.00 - 4,371.00 |
Volume | 571,509 |
Avg. Volume | 1,206,776 |
Market Cap | 14.575B |
Beta | 0.37 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 29.48 |
EPS (TTM) | N/A |
Earnings Date | N/A |
Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.74 (1.76%) |
Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-05-03 |
1y Target Est | N/A |
Bob Diamond, former Barclays boss, said culture is about what staff do when no one is looking. It is also about what staff do when they think their bosses turn a blind eye. Regulators and corporate governance ...
Financial markets should start accelerating efforts to ditch Libor in favour of the Bank of England's revamped interest rate benchmark being launched next week, a senior BoE official said. Banks have been fined around $9 billion for trying to rig Libor, or London Interbank Offered Rate, prompting the BoE and other central banks to come up with their own "risk free" substitutes that are more difficult to manipulate. Last year, banks and other market participants in London backed the daily Sonia or Sterling Overnight Index Average as a substitute for sterling-denominated Libor to price trillions of pounds in swaps and derivatives contracts.
The shift in contracts from London to New York earlier this year showed how the transatlantic Intercontinental Exchange (ICE.N) could respond rapidly to Brexit if need be, the bourse's European head said on Wednesday. ICE moved 245 derivatives contracts on North American oil and gas liquids to satisfy U.S. customers who did not want to comply with MiFID II, a sweeping European Union reform of securities markets that came into force in January. "We don't have any immediate plans for further contracts to move," Stuart Williams, president of ICE Futures Europe, told Reuters.
The shift in contracts from London to New York earlier this year showed how the transatlantic Intercontinental Exchange could respond rapidly to Brexit if need be, the bourse's European head said on Wednesday. ICE moved 245 derivatives contracts on North American oil and gas liquids to satisfy U.S. customers who did not want to comply with MiFID II, a sweeping European Union reform of securities markets that came into force in January. "We don't have any immediate plans for further contracts to move," Stuart Williams, president of ICE Futures Europe, told Reuters.
It can be a mistake to push fragile countries into “winner take all” democratic elections, said David Cameron, ahead of a new report that seeks to turn long-held assumptions about foreign interventions “entirely on their head”. Mr Cameron said there was a “total lack of realism” among developed countries and donors when it comes to assisting countries blighted by economic failure and conflict. “We have overloaded [fragile countries] with our own unachievable priorities, rather then focusing on a few simple things like security and economics,” he said.
The London Stock Exchange Group has turned to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. dealmaker David Schwimmer for its new chief executive officer. Bloomberg Gadfly columnist Lionel Laurent reports on "Bloomberg ...
London Stock Exchange appointed a 20-year veteran of Goldman Sachs as its new chief executive, filling a crucial leadership gap following the abrupt departure of former CEO Xavier Rolet.
The London Stock Exchange (LSE.L) named Goldman Sachs' veteran David Schwimmer as chief executive officer on Friday, with an initial challenge of helping the 300-year-old institution to navigate Brexit. Analysts expressed relief that the LSE had finally been able to find an external candidate after a boardroom battle involving activist hedge fund TCI led to the departure last November of CEO Xavier Rolet. Schwimmer, a 49-year old New Yorker who has been with Goldman for 20 years and most recently served as global head of market structure and global head of metals and mining in investment banking, takes up the role at the start of August.
In turning to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. dealmaker David Schwimmer as chief, the London Stock Exchange Group Plc is signaling a path to a potentially transformative combination.
Avast, the world's largest consumer antivirus supplier by customers, said on Thursday it will apply to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange in what could be a blockbuster float expected to value the company at around $4 billion. The listing, which is anticipated in early May, will see a free float of at least 25 percent of Avast's issued share capital with the aim of raising around $200 million in primary proceeds.
Mr Schwimmer (the actor) probably does. For his £775,000 salary and £4m in incentives, Mr Schwimmer (the CEO) must bring harmony where there was discord. Acclaimed predecessor Xavier Rolet left after a spat with chairman Donald Brydon.
The London Stock Exchange (LSE.L) named Goldman Sachs' veteran David Schwimmer as chief executive officer on Friday, with an initial challenge of helping the 300-year-old institution to navigate Brexit. Analysts expressed relief that the LSE had finally been able to find an external candidate after a boardroom battle involving activist hedge fund TCI led to the departure last November of CEO Xavier Rolet. Schwimmer, a 49-year old New Yorker who has been with Goldman for 20 years and most recently served as global head of market structure and global head of metals and mining in investment banking, takes up the role at the start of August.
LSE has been looking for a new leader since former banker Xavier Rolet abruptly left in November.
The London Stock Exchange named Goldman Sachs' veteran David Schwimmer as chief executive officer on Friday, with an initial challenge of helping the 300-year-old institution to navigate Brexit. Analysts expressed relief that the LSE had finally been able to find an external candidate after a boardroom battle involving activist hedge fund TCI led to the departure last November of CEO Xavier Rolet. Schwimmer, a 49-year old New Yorker who has been with Goldman for 20 years and most recently served as global head of market structure and global head of metals and mining in investment banking, takes up the role at the start of August.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has appointed David Schwimmer as chief executive, ending a long search for a replacement for previous boss Xavier Rolet. Mr Schwimmer joins from Goldman Sachs, where he has worked for 20 years, most recently as global head of market structure and of metals and mining in its investment banking operation. “David is a leader with great experience in the financial market infrastructure sector, which he has been closely involved in throughout his investment banking career, as well as capital markets experience in both developed and emerging markets.
London Stock Exchange has appointed Goldman Sach’s veteran banker David Schwimmer as its new chief executive officer.
The London Stock Exchange Group has appointed David Schwimmer, an investment banker with a 20-year career at Goldman Sachs, as its new chief executive to succeed Xavier Rolet. Mr Schwimmer, 49, was previously ...
London Stock Exchange Group Plc said it appointed Goldman Sachs' David Schwimmer as chief executive officer effective Aug. 1. Schwimmer has been with Goldman for 20 years and most recently served as global ...
London Stock Exchange Group Plc hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s David Schwimmer to run the 217-year-old bourse, ending a months-long search.
The London Stock Exchange Group surprised the City on Friday with its choice of David Schwimmer, a little-known investment banker at Goldman Sachs , as its new chief executive. Mr Schwimmer, a 49-year-old ...
Bankers, asset managers and executives at rival exchanges spent Friday asking contacts if they knew David Schwimmer, the new chief executive of the London Stock Exchange Group. To them, he is an unknown ...
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Avast, the world's largest consumer antivirus supplier by customers, said on Thursday it will apply to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange in what could be a blockbuster float expected to value the company at around $4 billion (£2.8 billion). The listing, which is anticipated in early May, will see a free float of at least 25 percent of Avast's issued share capital with the aim of raising around $200 million in primary proceeds.
Avast, the world's largest consumer antivirus supplier by customers, said on Thursday it will apply to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange in what could be a blockbuster float expected to value the company at around $4 billion. The listing, which is anticipated in early May, will see a free float of at least 25 percent of Avast's issued share capital with the aim of raising around $200 million in primary proceeds.
Apr.13 -- The London Stock Exchange Group has turned to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. dealmaker David Schwimmer for its new chief executive officer. Bloomberg Gadfly columnist Lionel Laurent reports on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close." (Laurent is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.)