The AIM All-Share barely moved week-on-week, closing at 761.15, as it succumbed to the usual mid-August slowdown.
The AIM All-Share barely moved week-on-week, closing at 761.15, as it succumbed to the usual mid-August slowdown.
The FTSE 100 closed down 64 points on Friday, or 0.7%, at 9,068, marking its lowest finish since 23 July and pulling back from record highs set just a day
Lift Global Ventures (AQSE:LFT), an investment company focused on financial media, technology, and related sectors, announced it will invest in artificial intelligence (“AI”) as part of its existing investment policy.
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The exodus of companies from the London Stock Exchange has reached its highest level in over a decade, raising fresh concerns about the UK’s appeal to investors.
The AIM All-Share Index experienced a notably strong week, rising by 1.5% over five days to reach 756 by Friday.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announced a placing and directed buyback in respect of approximately 21.5 million shares. Led by a consortium of Blackrock, GIC, Thomson Reuters, Canada Pension Plan and
Throughout Tuesday morning, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) experienced significant downtime in trading of small-cap stocks, with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) confirming ongoing investigations into the technical difficulties
A leading City stockbroker’s economist has issued a warning that London’s market is “structurally broken,” with companies trading at a 20% discount compared to their international counterparts.
The regulators need to do their jobs. Trust in the small-cap market is collapsing, and with it, the long-term investing mindset.