After a wave of delistings, can London’s stock market reverse the decline?

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Fortune	After a wave of delistings, can London’s stock market reverse the decline?	The LSE has 900 fewer listings than 10 years ago but its chief executive Julia Hoggett says the doom narrative is wrong. She shares her plans to put London back on the map.	11 Sep, 10:40	11 Sep, 11:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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