LSE launches international board with Singapore deal

The LSE's plan to create an international board will allow the 211-year old London market to expand globally without pursuing high-risk mega mergers

Wednesday 11 July 2012 at 17:10

The London Stock Exchange has signed an agreement with the Singapore Exchange to trade stocks listed on one another's markets, in one of the first steps towards the London market's plans, revealed in March, to launch an international board.

The deal forms part of LSE chief executive Xavier Rolet's plan to internationalise the London exchange through small-scale partnerships following the collapse of its attempted merger with Canada's TMX Group in June last year.