London Stock Exchange Gets Green Light to Launch

PISCES private stock market to launch on London Stock Exchange

The FCA has approved the move, citing the opportunity to “boost growth and unlock capital investment seeding a competitive market that gives greater investor access to exciting growth companies."

London Stock Exchange first operator permitted to trade private company shares

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LSEG gets first greenlight to operate private market - Global Trading

LSEG becomes the inaugural operator of PISCES, the world’s first regulated private stock market, as the UK pushes capital markets reform. The FCA has approved the London Stock Exchange (LSEG) as the first operator of a PISCES (Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System) platform PISCES aims to enable buyers and sellers of shares in private companies to trade on an intermittent basis. The FCA described the approval as the creatio…

LSE Wins FCA Nod To Run Stock Trading Platform For Unlisted Companies - FinanceFeeds

The London Stock Exchange has become the first operator cleared to run a PISCES platform, a new type of private share trading venue that gives fast-growing companies access to regulated liquidity without going public. The Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday it approved the exchange’s application under its Financial Market Infrastructure sandbox, allowing the LSE to host intermittent trading events for unlisted firms later this year. “We …

London Stock Exchange gets first PISCES licence

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has approved the London Stock Exchange to operate the UK’s first Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES)  platform, a new type of private stock market. The platform, expected to launch later this year, will bring together buyers and sellers of shares in private companies to trade on an

London Stock Exchange wins first approval for private share platform

The London Stock Exchange has become the first company to win regulatory approval to operate a new platform allowing investors to trade shares in private companies, Britain’s financial watchdog said on Tuesday (Aug 26).