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The future of the merger may not be helped by the LSE’s potential sale of its French clearing arm.
It is unclear whether the London Stock Exchange’s plans to sell its French clearing unit — LCH SA — will appease the E.U. regulators who have launched an extensive probe into its €24 billion ($26.9 million) merger with Deutsche Börse. However, there will be plenty of interest especially from Euronext, which is a well-known opponent...
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