British money transfer firm Wise became the latest UK listed firm on Thursday to say that it intends to move its primary ...

A growing number of companies have shelved or shifted plans to list in London, due to investor pushback and Brexit-related ...

Cobalt Holdings has abandoned its plans for a $230m float on the London Stock Exchange, issuing a double blow to UK markets.

Wise boss Kristo Kaarmann (pictured) said the move to Wall Street was due to the US having the world's biggest capital ...

The trend has been clear for some time and the evidence points to a story of decline for the UK's capital markets.

Wise, which will maintain a secondary listing in London, had been exploring its listing options lately - a move seen across ...

The market debut, valued at around $230mln, would have been London's largest since Air Astana's listing in February 2024 ...

Wise, which will maintain a secondary listing in London, had been exploring its listing options lately - a shift seen across ...

The offering had aimed to raise about $230m to make an initial purchase of cobalt from mining giant Glencore Plc, and to pay ...

Fintech sensation Wise’s plans for a new primary listing in the US pile on the misery for London’s stock market ...

Money transfer company Wise on Thursday said it planned to move its primary listing to the U.S. from London, the latest British company to quit the London stock market in search of a bigger valuation ...

British fintech firm Wise has revealed plans to switch its primary listing from London to New York in yet another setback for the City. The money transfer firm which listed in London in July 2021, ...