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London stock exchange

LSE builds on foreign interest amid global shift

International listings are a huge part of the London Stock Exchange's business, but emerging market exchanges are becoming a genuine source of competition. However, the LSE's reputation and prestige look set to keep the bourse's global standing high in the short to medium term at the very least.

TEASER Can Hong Kong adapt as China

Can Hong Kong adapt as China opens up?

Hong Kong's economic success looks set to continue for some time yet, but challenges lie ahead for its exchange. How will it cope with declines in listing growth, and ultimately all out competition with its peers on the mainland?

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Adapting the securities value chain

As regulators seek to push more business onto exchanges and into central clearing, and to make derivatives and other markets more transparent and more resilient, the reform of the securities industry is well under way. What will regulations mean for businesses in practice?

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Citi's EMEA trading chief glad to be back in the game

After spending well over a decade building out UBS's electronic trading business, Tim Wildenberg made the move to Citi in search of fresh challenges. He tells The Banker  why he switched banks, and discusses the opportunities and priorities of his new role.

Market controls

Market controls: does intervention work?

Short selling bans are almost always implemented at the crux of a financial crisis, but some economists suggest that they may not aid recovery, but rather they may negatively affect the market.

Atushi Saito

Japan still integral to Asian and global economic progression

Moves to establish economic communities in Asia are gathering pace. Atsushi Saito, president and CEO of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Group, explains why Japan will be a leader in any such regionalisation.

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Lehman Brothers in 2008

Market infrastructures gear up for new role

The introduction of mandatory clearing for over-the-counter derivatives will bring with it a widescale, and costly, post-trade infrastructural reorganisation and a host of new considerations for the industry.

European Central Bank

What do investment managers need from brokers?

As their global operating models evolve, what do investment managers need from their service providers and what can they do to help themselves?

Twitter predicts stock market

Can Twitter predict the stock market?

Research pointing to a link between Twitter users' emotional state and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has inspired Europe’s first social media-based hedge fund. But is such an indicator just too good to be true?