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Payments Firm Wise s Listing Bolsters London Tech Hub Ambitions

Swetha Gopinath, Bloomberg News The Wise digital payments app icon, top center, next to other payment providers on a smartphone arranged in Danbury, U.K., on Thursday, June 17, 2021. Digital-payments provider Wise wants to go public on the London Stock Exchange via a direct listing, the first major technology company to choose that alternative route to the market in the U.K. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) The fintech company that helped revolutionize the money-transfer business is going public in a novel deal that could signal if Brexit Britain can become a destination for fast-growing companies. Wise Plc, which was born as TransferWise, is eschewing a traditional initial public offering, opting instead for a direct listing Wednesday on the London Stock Exchange; shareholders are set to sell a stake of at least 2.4% following a three-hour auction that will set the opening price. Wise won’t

Hargreaves Lansdown net assets rise as new business swells to record | 13 May 2021

13 May 2021 | 07:39am StockMarketWire.com - Hargreaves Lansdown reported a rise in assets under administration for the four months through April 2021, thanks to record new business as clients ramped up contributions into their tax beneficial accounts. For the four month period to 30 April 2021, assets under administration rose 28% to £132.9 billion, with net new active clients of 126,000 in the period. Revenue for the period was £233.2 million, up from £190.2 million, amid record dealing volumes including elevated trading in international equities, driven by interest in US stocks from existing clients. During the period, there was very strong growth with record net new business, record ISA subscriptions, record client growth, and record share dealing volumes, the company said.

FTSE 100 index trading guide: constituents, market hours and how to trade

What is the FTSE 100? The FTSE 100 is a stock index that tracks the 100 largest publicly-traded companies listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The companies are ranked by market capitalisation – the combined value of the FTSE 100 is worth more than 80% of the entire LSE’s market cap. The FTSE 100 is used as a benchmark for the economic health of the UK. If the price of the index rises, the constituents share prices are rising, which generally indicates a positive economic situation. Whereas a falling FTSE is a sign that the companies (and the wider economy) are experiencing a period of contraction.

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