How a little-known Goldman Sachs partner took over the LSE and orchestrated an industry rattling $27 billion buyout

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After less than a year on the job, David Schwimmer is taking a bold step to make the LSE one of the largest hubs for financial data in the world.
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How a little-known Goldman Sachs partner took over the LSE and orchestrated an industry rattling $27 billion buyout

How a little-known Goldman Sachs partner took over the LSE and orchestrated an industry rattling $27 billion buyout

Dakin Campbell | After less than a year on the job, David Schwimmer is taking a bold step to make the LSE one of the largest hubs for financial data in the world.

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Meet the bankers pulling together LSE's industry-changing $27 billion deal for Refinitiv

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Callum Burroughs | The game-changing deal is being led by some of the biggest advisors in London banking.

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