London Stock Exchange Group PLC

London Stock Exchange Group Plc engages in the provision of global financial markets infrastructure services. It operates through the following segments: Information Services, Post Trade Services-LCH, Post Trade Services-CC&G and Monte Titoli, Capital Markets, Technology Services, and Other. The Information Services segment refers to subscription and license fees for data and index services provided. The Post Trade Services-LCH segment refers to CCP and clearing services provided, non-cash collateral management, and net interest earned on cash held for margin and default funds. The Post Trade Services-CC&G and Monte Titoli segment is responsible for trades and contracts clearing, and relates to net interest earned on cash, securities held for margin and default funds, and settlement and custody services. The Capital Markets segment pertains to admission fees from initial listing and further capital raises, annual fees charged for securities traded on the group's markets, and fees from secondary market services. The Technology Services segment comprises capital markets software licenses and related information technology infrastructure, network connection, and server hosting services. The Other segment covers events and media services. The company was founded in 1698 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

(TNS) is actively migrating client's trading and market data systems from the existing Primary Data Center located in the City of London to the new London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Data Center near the Docklands, London.

TNS Seamlessly Relocates Customers to New London Stock Exchange Data Center

The London Stock Exchange Group recently announced a landmark ten-year strategic partnership with Microsoft. While the deal will add some costs, the long-term revenue upside more than outweighs any near-term headwinds.

London Stock Exchange: Microsoft Deal Adds Impetus To The Improving Fundamental Narrative

Thomson Reuters

The London Stock Exchange Group and Thomson Reuters Corp will expand a long-term partnership that will include investments in the newsroom and an agreement to launch consumer subscription products, the companies said on Tuesday.

Thomson Reuters Corp and London Stock Exchange Group expand partnership

Initial public offerings on London's stock markets raised 90% less in 2022 than a year earlier, according to fresh data. Just 45 companies listed on the London Stock Exchange and its Alternative Investment Market (AIM) junior market throughout the year, according to data from the exchange, raising billions less than in 2021.

London Stock Exchange IPOs shrink 90% in 2022

The LSEG's new deal with Microsoft means it poses a bigger threat to industry leader Bloomberg, analysts say.

London Stock Exchange Stakes Its Future on Data

Microsoft

Microsoft is buying nearly a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) as part of the company's newly announced 10-year commercial partnership.

London Stock Exchange Shares Up 3.7% as Microsoft Deal Announced

London contributed just 9% of all European IPOs this year. According to data published by Bloomberg, initial public offerings (IPOs) in London raised 1.5 billion pounds ($1.8 billion) this year, accounting for 9% of the European total of $20.9 billion and marking the worst performance of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) since 2009.

London Stock Exchange Suffers IPO Flop

Microsoft Corporation MSFT spiked up almost 3% at one point on Monday before running into a group of sellers who knocked the stock down about 1% from the high-of-day.

Microsoft Charges Higher On London Stock Exchange Group Deal: Will This New Trend Form? - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)

Microsoft is taking a roughly 4% stake in the operator of the London Stock Exchange, which has agreed to spend at least $2.8 billion in cloud-computing services from the technology giant.

Microsoft taking 4% stake in London Stock Exchange

Microsoft will pay almost $2 billion for a 4% share in the London Stock Exchange Group.

Microsoft Buys The London Stock Exchange (Well, 4% Of It)

Microsoft has purchased a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange for a $2 billion deal which will involve the use of the company's cloud infrastructure and products.

Microsoft purchases 4% stake in London Stock Exchange for 10-year cloud deal

Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) has agreed a deal that will see the tech giant acquire a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LON: LSE). A blog announcement Microsoft published on Monday revealed that the company will fork $2.8 billion to complete the cloud-computing deal.

Microsoft to buy 4% of London Stock Exchange Group

The tech giant will buy stake of about 4% in London Stock Exchange Group as part of a 10-year strategic partnership.

Microsoft Takes Stake in London Stock Exchange

The 10-year deal will see the London Stock Exchange spend a minimum of $2.8 billion on cloud-related products and will give Microsoft a seat on the exchange's board.

Microsoft To Buy 4% Stake In London Stock Exchange As Part Of 10-Year Deal

Microsoft is to acquire a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), the company that owns the London Stock Exchange as well as a several other businesses including financial market data company Refinitiv which LSEG acquired from a Blackstone/Thomson Reuters consortium last year for $27 billion.

Microsoft to acquire 4% stake in London Stock Exchange Group as part of 10-year cloud partnership

The company behind the FTSE stock indexes will spend at least $2.8 billion on projects such as migrating its infrastructure to Microsoft's cloud.

Microsoft to buy a 4% stake in the London Stock Exchange Group under a 10-year partnership deal with the FTSE owner

US tech company signs 10-year strategic partnership with LSEG for data analytics and cloud technology

Microsoft to buy 4% stake in London Stock Exchange

Microsoft Takes Stake in London Stock Exchange Group. It's All About the Cloud.

Microsoft on Monday said it was investing in the London Stock Exchange in a deal that will see the stock exchange use the software giant's data and cloud infrastructure.

Microsoft to buy stake in London Stock Exchange, which commits to spending billions on cloud services

London Stock Exchange Group PLC (LSE:LSEG) (LSEG) jumped 4% today after announcing a 10-year partnership with Microsoft Corp. which has taken a stake of around 4% in the UK bourse operator.

London Stock Exchange jumps on Microsoft partnership

London Stock Exchange Group PLC said Monday that it has launched a 10-year partnership with Microsoft Corp. for next-generation data and analytics and cloud infrastructure solutions.

London Stock Exchange to partner with Microsoft for cloud infrastructure

U.S. tech giant Microsoft on Monday announced a 10-year partnership with the London Stock Exchange and took a near 4% stake in the U.K. bourse operator.

Microsoft buys near 4% stake in London Stock Exchange and launches 10-year partnership

London Stock Exchange Group has launched a 10-year partnership with Microsoft that will see the U.S. tech giant buy an about 4% equity stake in the British company.

Microsoft to buy about 4% stake in LSEG as part of partnership

London Stock Exchange PLC shares fell 3.6% as UBS cut its price target to £85 and took the stock off its buy list. The broker said its view on the company has improved in recent months but the downgrade reflects: 1) reduced earnings forecasts due to the rise in sterling; 2) the shares are trading at the upper end of its 18 month trading range of £70-£85; and 3) the upcoming stock overhang as the lock-ups on the 35% stake held by Blackstone/Thomson Reuters begin to unlock.

London Stock Exchange falls as UBS cuts to neutral and lowers forecasts

London Stock Exchange Group LSEG, -3.85% shares dropped 4% after UBS cut its rating to neutral from buy and lowered its price target to 8500 pence from 9000 pence. Analysts led by Michael Werner gave three reasons for the downgrade.

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