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If Burnham wants growth he’ll have to save the City
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The City of London has seen a number of high-profile companies delist from the stock exchange in recent times, including well-known names such as easyjet and Schroders. This trend has raised concerns about the health and attractiveness of the UK's capital markets, with potential implications for the country's economic growth. The loss of these listings can have a significant impact on the city's reputation as a financial hub and its ability to attract new businesses and investment.
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If Burnham wants growth he’ll have to save the City
Quite the roll call: Beazley, Tate & Lyle, Intertek, Schroders, easyjet. Companies abandon their public listing for their own reasons but the cumulative impact cannot be ignored and, given the dearth of any substantial new entrants, it cannot be dismissed as the healthy churn of dynamic capital markets. Far from it. A typically punchy note [...]
9 Jul, 04:48
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