Thought leadership: Charlie Walker, deputy chief executive officer at the London Stock Exchange, discusses the key aspects surrounding the UK Capital Markets reform agenda, the Exchange’s role in making it easier for companies to access capital and liquidity in the UK, as well as notable trends in the UK equities trading market. #thoughtleadership #lse #londonstockexchange #ukcapitalmarkets #reform #exchanges #markets #trading #equities #uk
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Interesting article supporting our observations on inbound M&A into the UK. Both US and European trade and financial investors showing increasing appetite to buy UK private businesses #manda #mergersandacquisitions #investment
Investor appetite returns to Britain
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Great explanation with examples on how T+1 impacts investing. Especially the example of selling Aussie mining comp stock and buying back a US mining.
Our Head of Capital Markets Clients Solutions, Gerard Walsh, shares his insights on changes in global financial markets, particularly the United States' decision to shift to a T+1 settlement cycle for traded securities set for implementation on May 28 as part of an interview with the ausbiz Australian business news channel screened today. Watch here: https://bit.ly/3T4AUBK
The move to T+1 settlement investing method on ausbiz
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Is the additional £5k ‘British ISA’ allowance enough to drive flows into UK equities? This month, John Monaghan was joined by Hugh Yarrow (Evenlode Investment), Neil Veitch, CFA (River Global Investors) and Scott McKenzie (Amati Global Investors) for a panel on UK Equities, answering: 👉 Following the recent budget, have there been any announcements that surprised you? 👉 What are your expectations for the general election? 👉 Are there any areas where there are concerns over valuations? Watch the full discussion: https://loom.ly/XWh28Fg #SquareMileResearch #UKEquities
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The rejection of the private market rules in the US is actually a success as it avoids overregulation of a sector which on purpose is different than the public markets. Private markets don't need investor regulation. but it would make sense to monitor the largest players to see if their balancesheet might be a threat to the economy (aka "too big to fail") #privatemarkets #privateequity #regulation #investment
There are risks lurking in the world of private capital
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Higher yields prompt investors to pour into fixed income funds as UK equities break outflow spell. Fixed income funds saw a second month of positive flows in November, reaching £764m, offsetting the net outflows seen in August and September. Edward Glyn. Check out Beth Brearley’s latest article👇 https://incm.pub/49qOeqY #investment #wealthmanagement #assetmanagement #finance
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The obvious solutions to the drought of Tech IPOs have been well known and researched extensively by fiscal and economic research institutes over the years, but long ignored by policymakers. Time for meaningful action before the competitive gap with the US in primary capital raising to scale up Tech can no longer be bridged ? #TechIPOs #listedEquitymarkets #scalinguptechnology
With a general election just one month away, it’s an opportunity for the incoming government to review how they can support UK equity markets to help deliver economic growth. In April, Shore Capital’s Vice Chairmen, Clive Black and Mark Brown, argued that a freshly elected government would be vital to restoring the stability investors desire. This week, Shore Capital Chairman, Xavier R. Rolet, was interviewed by The Sunday Telegraph and set out further steps that a newly elected government must take. Expanding on his statement in The Telegraph, Xavier called out the issues of “punitive regulations” such as "Solvency II’s regulatory capital provisions preventing Insurance Companies and Pension Funds from investing in listed Equities. Furthermore, a fiscal re-calibration is required on the quadruple taxation of every £ of listed equity income vs the deductibility of debt interest on the balance sheet of highly leveraged banks." Without these major changes London will not be able to deliver the sustained increase in liquidity to “consistently attract high growth businesses” in particular, tech companies.
Ex-LSE chief Xavier Rolet calls on next government to save struggling stock market
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What will drive returns for active bond investors in the coming year? Our active fixed income managers share their views. Read more: https://vgi.vg/4f7dpjV #VanguardInsights Capital at Risk.
Four key themes for active bond investors | Vanguard UK Professional
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CPD: How to assess the challenges and opportunities in the global bond market. Amid a spree of bond buying and issuance, what are investors really wanting to know about the future of the fixed income market? Supported by T. Rowe Price UK https://lnkd.in/eaPF_kEc #fixedincome #bondmarket #investing #investmentportfolios
Global fixed income: opportunities and challenges in 2024
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On October 16th, I had an interview with Australia SBS. We discussed the US equities market, the recent correction in the bond market, and provided an introduction to Australian-listed fixed income ETFs. https://lnkd.in/g9sZYaCD #Finance #Investing #USEquities #BondMarket #FixedIncome #ETFs #AustraliaFinance #FinancialNews #Interview
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Delighted to have provided comment to articles in the Mail on Sunday - and the title’s finance website This Is Money yesterday about which stocks could benefit if Labour win next month’s General Election. Many thanks for Jeff Prestridge for allowing Redmayne Bentley LLP Bentley to contribute - and the excellent write-up. #Stocks #Stockbroking #Shares #Business #GeneralElection #Labour #Conservative #Government #Politics #Investments #Wealth #Finance #Money
How to cash in if Starmer gets the keys to No 10
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Fascinating insights! These reforms sound promising for UK businesses. Eager to see how this shapes the investment landscape.