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London Stock Exchange Plc.

Market Cap:$237.0M
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$547.6M
  • Public
  • UK
Dow Jones Description

The London Stock Exchange is at the heart of global financial markets and is home to some of the best companies in the world. We enable companies from around the world to raise the capital they need to grow, by listing securities on our highly-efficient, transparent and well-regulated markets. Through our two primary markets ? the Main Market and AIM ? we give companies access to one of the world?s deepest and most liquid pools of investment capital. Once companies have been admitted to trading, we use our expertise of the global financial markets to help them maximise the value of their listing in London. We provide the trading platforms used by broking firms around the world to buy and sell securities. More than 300 firms worldwide trade as members of the London Stock Exchange. EDX London is our international equity derivatives exchange and our aim is to become the world?s most efficient and liquid market for equity derivatives. The UK covered warrants market is one of the world's fastest growing investment markets. We host five blue-chip issuers offering over 800 warrants and certificates on single stocks and indices in the UK and around the world.

Chief Executive Officer
Clara Furse
Number of Employees 501
Contact Information

10 Paternoster Square

London EC4M 7LS

www.londonstock...

(44) 2077971000

NAICS Code : 525930

Recent Events

  • LSE CEO calls for pan-Europe clearing regulation

    11/25/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • Promising Data Likely To Help Return Of Buying Momentum - RTTNews Daily Market Analysis

    11/25/09 - Financial Announcement - View Story

  • UPDATE 1-Turquoise owners might hold onto stake - COO

    11/16/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • London Stock Exchange Cut To Neutral At Goldman

    10/21/09 - Bond / Stock Rating - View Story

  • British shares lower as miners decline

    10/21/09 - Bond / Stock Rating - View Story

  • London Stock Exchange going Linux as it completes MillenniumIT deal

    10/19/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • UPDATE 2-LSE won't bid for Warsaw Stock Exchange-source

    10/16/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • STOCKS NEWS UK-DS Smith up on positive profit outlook

    10/14/09 - Financial Announcement - View Story

  • LSE Confirms In Exclusive Talks To Buy Turquoise Trading

    10/01/09 - Bond / Stock Rating - View Story

  • London Stock Exchange may buy Turquoise trading technology

    10/05/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • EU Exports Jumps 4.1%; Airbus Production Cut

    9/17/09 - Merger / Acquisition - View Story

  • UPDATE 1-Redstone gets 6 mln stg funding; shares up 12 pct

    9/17/09 - Joint Venture / Alliance - View Story

News & Analysis

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio) Position
Clara Furse Chief Executive Officer
David Lester CIO
Jonathan Howell Finance Director
Martin Graham Director, Market Services
Paul Kafka Director, Corp Communications
Chris Gibson
Nic Stuchfield

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio) Position
Chris Gibson-Smith Chairman
Baroness Cohen Board of Directors
Nigel Stapleton Board of Directors
Oscar Fanjul Board of Directors
Paolo Scaroni Board of Directors
Robert Webb Board of Directors

Organization Position Status
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Euroclear S.A./N.V. Board of Directors Current
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Credit Lyonnais S.A. Chief Executive, Credit Lyonnais Rouse Former
UBS AG Managing Director Former
UBS AG Global Head, Futures Former
Liffeinvestor Deputy Chairman Former
Liffeinvestor Board of Directors Former

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc CIO Current

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Finance Director Current
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current
London Stock Exchange plc Director, Finance Former

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Director, Market Services Current
Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Former

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London Stock Exchange plc Director, Corp Communications Current
London Stock Exchange plc Director, Corp Communications Former

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BP plc Group Managing Director Former
The British Land Company PLC Senior Independent Non-Executive Director Former

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Current
Barclays Global Investors COO Former

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London Stock Exchange plc Chairman Current
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current
Reed Elsevier PLC Co- Chief Executive Former
Unilever Plc Vice President Finance, Unilever United States Inc Former
London Stock Exchange plc non-executive director Former
Uniq PLC Chair of Board Former
Uniq PLC Board of Directors Former

Organization Position Status
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Board of Directors Current
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current
London Stock Exchange plc Director Former
The Carlyle Group Inc. member Former

Born in 1946. He has been Chief Executive Officer of Eni, one of the world's leading energy companies, since June 2005. After graduating in Economics & Commerce in 1969 from the Bocconi University, Milan, he worked for three years at Chevron, before obtaining an MBA from Columbia University, New York, and continuing his career at McKinsey. In 1973 he joined the Saint Gobain Group, where he held a number of managerial posts in Italy and abroad, until his appointment as head of the Glass Division in Paris in 1984. From 1985 to 1996 he was Deputy Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Techint and oversaw the privatizations of the SIV, Italimpianti and Dalmine subsidiaries. In 1996 he moved to the UK and was Chief Executive Officer of Pilkington until May 2002. From May 2002 to May 2005 he was Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Enel. Paolo Scaroni is currently a Director of Assicurazioni Generali, LSEG plc (London Stock Exchange Group), Veolia Environnement (Paris), the Board of Overseers of Columbia Business School, New York, and a Director of the Fondazione Teatro alla Scala. From 2005 to July 2006 he was Chairman of Alliance Unichem (UK). In November 2007 he was decorated as an Officer of the French Légion d'honneur.

Organization Position Status
Eni S.p.A. Chief Executive Officer Current
Columbia Business School Board of Overseers Current
Alliance UniChem plc Board of Directors Current
Assicurazioni Generali Board of Directors Current
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current
The Global Competitiveness Forum Member of the Board of Assicurazioni Generali Current
Pilkington Chief Executive Officer Former
Techint Chief Executive Officer Former
Enel Company LLC Chief Executive Officer Former
Enel Company LLC Chief Operating Officer Former
McKinsey & Company, Inc. Associate Former
Bocconi University Degree, Economics & Commerce Former
Chevron Corp. Associate Former
Saint-Gobain Group Head, Glass Former
Saint-Gobain Group Deputy Chairman Former
Techint Deputy Chairman Former
Alliance UniChem plc Chairman Former
Columbia Business School MBA Former

Organization Position Status
London Stock Exchange plc Board of Directors Current

Executive News

  • Star Performers Excel Amid Turbulence

    The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition - 7/20/09 - View Story

  • PRESS DIGEST - British business press - July 20

    Reuters - 7/20/09 - View Story

  • N.Rock boss in running for Lloyds top job-paper

    Forbes.com - 7/19/09 - View Story

  • N.Rock boss in running for Lloyds top job-paper

    Reuters - 7/19/09 - View Story

  • UPDATE 4-LSE Q1 beats forecast but market still tough

    Forbes.com - 7/15/09 - View Story

  • UPDATE 3-LSE Q1 beats forecast but market still tough

    Forbes.com - 7/15/09 - View Story

  • Showdown with EU over British Banks

    BusinessWeek - 7/06/09 - View Story

  • RBS chief executive agrees to delay controversial £10m bonus

    Property Week - 7/02/09 - View Story

  • LSE mulls alternatives to Microsoft software

    Forbes.com - 7/02/09 - View Story

  • LSE mulls alternatives to Microsoft software

    Reuters - 7/02/09 - View Story

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LSE $4.60 +0.10 (2.22% )
Volume 289,358
Shares Outstanding 51.5M
Market Cap 237.0M
Year High 4.68
Year Low 1.46
Earnings Per Share -0.47
P/E Ratio N/A
Dividend 0.20
Yield 4.3478
IndustryTop Rated
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