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The crisis in European equities

In this series, the FT explores why some of Europe’s most promising companies are fleeing to America’s capital market

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Flight risk? London listings are the most vulnerable to New York’s allure
An FT ranking of 50 companies listed in Europe with the strongest rationale to move their primary listing to Wall Street
Why Europe’s stock markets are failing to challenge the US
In the second part of a series, the European dream of building bourses to rival those in America faces practical, political and cultural obstacles
Britain’s ‘capitalism without capital’: the pension funds that shun risk
The first part of a series on the crisis in European equities explores how a rush into safer assets has left the UK listing market moribund and is driving companies overseas
InterContinental Hotels chief warns London stock market ‘not a very attractive place’
Keith Barr’s comments come as several large companies desert London
‘There are no domestic equity investors’: why companies are fleeing London’s stock market
Lure of higher valuations and a deeper pool of investors in the US have sparked a string of departures
A farewell to Arm
In the battle to float Britain’s tech superstar, the LSE has little to offer beyond convention