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The problem with the LSE’s not very extraordinary general meeting

The Rolet saga has not only damaged the LSE’s reputation — the exchange has lost ground on its rivals as well

The problem with the LSE’s not very extraordinary general meeting

After weeks of build up, a very public spat and no doubt some fierce lobbying of shareholders, the London Stock Exchange’s extraordinary general meeting today turned out to be not very extraordinary at all.

If City observers had anticipated a showdown they will have been very disappointed. In the end, the meeting room was far from packed, TCI lost the vote to remove chairman Donald Brydon, and few shareholders asked questions of the board.

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