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Revolut IPO may be the London stock market's last chance (opens the original)
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A few years ago we might have assumed that the Revolut IPO would happen in London. It's a British company that built its business here, so why wouldn't it? London was one of the major global stock markets and a natural home for a fast-growing company. Sadly, that is no longer true. Revolut confirmed last week that it was exploring a “dual listing” IPO, split between the Nasdaq stock exchange in New York and the London Stock Exchange. It is a measure of how far the City has fallen that it will co
‘With the CPTPP, Britain doesn’t need an EU reset’ (opens the original)
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Britain gained full access to the CPTPP, the huge Pacific free-trade zone, last week after Canada's ratification. It is by far the most significant trade deal that Britain has been able to secure since leaving the EU. Though, with the bond markets in meltdown, the cost of Britain's debt starting to soar, and the economy sliding closer to recession, it is perhaps not surprising that this piece of positive news did not get much attention. The CPTPP – or Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for
'Labour's mansion tax will be a disaster' (opens the original)
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Does a fresh lick of paint in the kitchen increase the value of the house? Or a heated towel rail in the bathroom? Or an attractive water feature at the back of the garden? We learned this week that the government is planning to appoint teams of inspectors to visit people's homes, and decide whether the owner has to pay the new “mansion tax”. An extra levy will be imposed on homes worth more than £2 million, on a sliding scale going up to beyond £5 million. Get unparalleled financial insight, an
How the London Stock Exchange lost Shein (opens the original)
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Fast-fashion retailer Shein is about to make its debut as a listed company. It is floating on the Hong Kong market at the end of this month, with a target valuation of between $25 billion and $30 billion. It remains to be seen whether it can get that away successfully, but it looks like a missed opportunity for the City of London. Shein initially explored a listing in New York, and when that looked troublesome, switched its focus to the City. Over the course of 2024 and 2025, Shein was trying to
'John Healey is repeating Rachel Reeves's mistakes' (opens the original)
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With a new prime minister and a blank sheet of paper, John Healey could have started his chancellorship with a burst of announcements. After all, Andy Burnham appears determined to try to do things differently and, even if most of the policies announced so far are very small-scale, at least he is trying. His chancellor, by contrast, has been very quiet. He popped up briefly to replay a few familiar complaints about price gouging by the supermarkets, even though the major grocery chains operate o
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