London's soporific stocks

Article Abstract:

Many economists believe that stocks on the London exchanged are undervalued, but investors still seem unwilling to jump in. Possible reasons include uncertainty over the upcoming election, fear the recession could last or get even worse, and questions about yields and dividends.

Prices and rates, London Stock Exchange PLC

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An SEC for London

Article Abstract:

London's stock market needs to have tighter regulations. Ever since self-regulation was imposed by the Financial Services Act of 1988, the securities market has been plagued with corrupt practices. A watchdog group like the US Securities and Exchange Commission is needed.

Interpretation and construction, Evaluation, Securities law

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Tingling time: Labour and the City

Article Abstract:

THe UK's stock market professionals now expect that no party will win a parliamentary majority in the upcoming Apr 1992 elections. The UK's markets have turned bearish as the Conservative Party's electoral outlook has faded.

Political activity, Political aspects, Securities industry

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