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LSE sets July flotation plans, bankers warn of vulnerability

  • 25 May 2001
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) announced yesterday (Thursday) its intentions to float the exchange on the main market by the end of July in a deal that could be worth as much as £1.2bn. Don Cruickshank, chairman of the exchange, said: "We have reached the point now where ...

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All International Bonds

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1 Citi 213,435.46 816 8.07%
2 JPMorgan 198,165.00 885 7.49%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 189,326.39 632 7.16%
4 Barclays 167,507.64 591 6.33%
5 HSBC 148,871.89 681 5.63%

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1 JPMorgan 29,830.94 52 6.97%
2 BNP Paribas 28,182.03 110 6.58%
3 UniCredit 21,916.39 101 5.12%
4 Credit Agricole CIB 21,885.13 102 5.11%
5 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 21,814.64 83 5.10%

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