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The Stock Market
The
London Stock Market
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Testimonials
Great
site Kenny.
Technical
Analysis written in a straightforward way so that everyone understands.
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The London
Stock Exchange - LSE
UK
Stock Exchange
A Brief History of The London
Stock Exchange
With its formal creation in 1801 the
London
Stock Exchange (LSE)
is among the first of the modern stock
exchanges as we know them today but with the history of its
origins traces back for more
than 300 years, the LSE is the one of the oldest of
the worlds leading financial
markets.
From its early origins in the informal dealings within London's coffee
houses to a market capitalization
of $3597bn (Stats from the World
Federation of Exchanges, Oct 2010), the LSE
is now the Fourth largest stock market in the world with an average of
£5bn worth of shares being traded every single business
day (2009 daily
average).
Based in the City of
London, the exchange replaced its governing
council with a new board of directors in 1991 and became a public limited company in
2000.
The LSE merged with Borsa
Italiana in 2007 creating the London Stock Exchange
Group
in its attempts to fight off unwelcome take over bids, including one by
the Nasdaq,
who built up a 30% stake in the British stock exchange, but ultimately
the bid failed.
Offering
an equities share market for more than 3000 companies worldwide, the Groups Exchanges provide trading
facilities for its 500+ members in a wide range of financial markets
including trading services for the largest range of ETFs and ETCs
products available.
LSE Stock
Exchange Markets & Services
The London
Stock Exchange provides its members with a number of value
added
services but its primary function is the supply of a range of trading
services and a market for trading across a wide range of asset classes
including...
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- Retail Bonds
- Covered Warrants
- Structured Products (Trackers)
- Funds
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Another
important function of the stock
Exchange is to collate and supply the tick by
tick real time live market data which is essential for the stock
markets participants and retailers to be able to conduct their
businesses.
SEDOL Masterfile (SMF) is the official code
used by the LSE to identify global securities. The LSE
provides
reference data on the millions of global multi-asset securities and
each security is identified in the market by its unique SEDOL code.
FTSE 100 Index
FTSE
International LTD have created and manage 120,000 indices worldwide and
is owned by the
LSE Group. The Ftse 100 index is
probably the most well known of the UK
stock market indexes.
The
FTSE indexes are the benchmark indicators of the British stock market
and the FTSE100 tracks the performance of the 100 largest companies
listed on the London
share market.
London Stock Exchange Holiday
Calendar 2012
LSE Business days
are
Monday to Friday each week excluding the holiday dates shown in the
table below.
| LSE
Holiday Calendar |
2012* |
2013** |
| New Year |
Monday 2 Jan |
Tuesday 1 Jan |
| Good
Friday |
Friday 6 Apr |
Friday 29 Mar |
| Easter
Monday |
Monday 9 Apr |
Monday 1 Apr |
| May
Day |
Monday 7 May |
Monday 6 May |
| Spring |
Monday 4 Jun |
Monday May 27 |
| Queens Diamond Jubilee |
Tuesday 5 Jun |
- |
| Summer |
Monday 27 Aug |
Monday 26 Aug |
| Christmas Day |
Tuesday 25 Dec* |
Wednesday 25 Dec** |
| Boxing Day |
Wednesday 26 Dec |
Thursday 26 Dec |
* On 24 December and 31 December 2012 all Exchange markets will close
from 12:30 London time onwards.
**
On 24 December and 31 December 2013 all Exchange markets will close
from 12:30 London time onwards.
***
Tax Law can change and may differ in other jurisdictions
outside the UK
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