Germany’s Deutsche Börse is in talks to merge with the London Stock Exchange

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24 February 2016

Germany’s Deutsche Börse is in talks to merge with the London Stock Exchange

Germany's Deutsche Börse is in talks to merge with the London Stock Exchange (LSE). It would be a £21bn deal. In case of a successful merger, Deutsche Börse shareholders will own 54.4% of the combined company, while LSE shareholders will hold 45.6%.

Both companies expect to strengthen their market position, to generate extra revenues and to save costs.

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