LSE hires Cardew to support Deutsche Börse merger

The London Stock Exchange has appointed Cardew Group to provide comms support around its proposed £21bn merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Börse.

Cardew’s appointment coincides with yesterday’s news that the LSE andAJC Deutsche Börse had agreed the terms for a “merger of equals“. Under the terms of the proposed deal, LSE shareholders will own 45.6% of the new holding company, while Deutsche Börse shareholders will own 54.4%.

The agency will provide M&A comms advice alongside LSE’s retained PR firm Finsbury.

Anthony Cardew (pictured), chairman of Cardew Group, said: “We are delighted to be advising the London Stock Exchange Group during its merger of equals with Deutsche Börse to create a leading global markets infrastructure group based in Europe.”

Last month, David Thomas rejoined the German stock exchange as senior UK/EU adviser.

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