LSE Group CEO on Arm Ruling Out UK Listing

The transcript discusses the cooperation between the City of London and the UK Government post-Brexit, focusing on regulatory aspects and stakeholder engagement. It highlights the impact of ARM's decision to list in the US instead of London, emphasizing the significance of this move for the UK market. The conversation also touches on potential reforms to enhance London's competitiveness as a listing venue. Speculation about ARM's future listing decisions is addressed, noting the ongoing nature of this issue.

What is the main focus of the cooperation between the UK Government and other stakeholders?

• Increasing tourism

• Enhancing the City of London's financial position

• Improving public transportation

• Developing new technology

What was the government's strategy to strengthen the City of London's finances?

• Increasing foreign investments

• Building new infrastructure

• Attracting ARM's listing back to London

• Reducing taxes

Where did ARM decide to list instead of London?

• Hong Kong

• Tokyo

• New York

• Paris

What is the focus of the ongoing discussions in the UK markets?

• Improving listing rules

• Implementing market reforms

• Increasing tourism

• Developing new technology

What is the goal of the capital markets industry task force?

• To increase tourism

• To make London a more competitive listing destination

• To develop new technology

• To reduce taxes