Lars Mucklejohn

1 day ago | fnlondon.com | Lars Mucklejohn |Justin Cash

TP ICAP puts data business listing under review amid market volatilityInter-dealer broker set to push back Parameta float amid Trump trade uncertaintyWednesday 14 May 2025 at 06:26TP ICAP has become the latest finance heavyweight to rethink a potential listing due to recent market volatility. In March, the inter-dealer broker said a potential float for its lucrative data business, Parameta Solutions, could happen as early as the second quarter of this year.

2 days ago | fnlondon.com | Lars Mucklejohn

Blue Whale fund boosts LSEG stake as manager calls for group to explore US listingStephen Yiu tells FN spinning off the exchange from LSEG’s other businesses could help drive a higher valuationTuesday 13 May 2025 at 12:26Blue Whale Growth has boosted its stake in the London Stock Exchange Group, as the investment fund’s manager calls for the bourse owner to explore a US listing.

2 days ago | fnlondon.com | Lars Mucklejohn

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3 days ago | fnlondon.com | Lars Mucklejohn

Bank of London restates CEO’s details after ‘data error’Challenger clearing bank erroneously called its new boss ‘Dr’Monday 12 May 2025 at 15:08The Bank of London has restated information about its new chief executive after wrongly labelling him “Dr”, raising further questions for challenger clearing bank. CEO Christopher Horne’s title has been changed from “Dr” to “Mr” in UK corporate registry filings as of last week. He was listed under the former title for three months.

3 days ago | fnlondon.com | Lars Mucklejohn

Nomura moves top trader to London in European equities pushJapanese bank looks to bolster its presence in European stocksMonday 12 May 2025 at 11:37Nomura has moved one its top markets executives to London to help oversee the Japanese bank’s ongoing push into European equities. The bank relocated global co-head of equities trading Shinichiro Eguchi from its headquarters in Tokyo to its London office in recent weeks, according to people familiar with the matter.