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Capital markets' reactions to social information announcements

Parsa, Sepideh; Deng, Leo Xiaobing - In: International journal of accounting and finance 1 (2008/09) 1, pp. 107-120

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Der Big Bang in London und seine Konsequenzen für den deutschen Wertpapierhandel

Weichert, Ronald - 1987

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From complementary to competitive : the London and U.K. provincial stock markets

Rogers, Meeghan; Campbell, Gareth; Turner, John D. - In: The journal of economic history 80 (2020) 2, pp. 501-530

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The relative informational efficiency of corporate retail bonds : evidence from the London Stock Exchange

Tolikas, Konstantinos - In: International review of financial analysis 46 (2016), pp. 191-201

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Does the London Stock Exchange require an upstairs market? : evidence from block trades

Gregoriou, Andros - In: Journal of economic studies 43 (2016) 3, pp. 447-457

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London stock exchange midday auction

Sarkar, Mainak - In: The journal of trading 12 (2017) 1, pp. 22-34

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Liquidity skewness in the London Stock Exchange

Hsieh, Tsung-Han; Li, Youwei; McKillop, Donal G.; Wu, … - In: International review of financial analysis 56 (2018), pp. 12-18

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The big bang and the City of London

Schenk, Catherine R. - 2018

Brexit poses an existential challenge the City of London as a European and global financial centre. The withdrawal of … ‘passporting’ threatens the ability of financial institutions in London to sell services to customers in the EU, and this has … prompted many predictions of London’s financial demise. Banks are considering relocating staff and activities to other European …

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Why do companies delist voluntarily from the stock market?

Kashefi Pour, Eilnaz; Lasfer, Meziane - 2013 - This version: January 2013

We analyse the motives and market valuation of various forms of stock market delisting. We show that firms that delist voluntarily are likely to have come to the market to rebalance their leverage rather than to finance their growth opportunities. During their public life, their leverage...

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