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Clearing drives LSE in 'testing markets'

Revenues from LCH – the clearing house controlled by the London Stock Exchange Group – rose 14% in the first three months of the year

A strong performance in clearing helped push the LSE's revenues higher in Q1
A strong performance in clearing helped push the LSE's revenues higher in Q1 Photo: iStock

Strong growth at LCH.Clearnet – the clearing house controlled by the London Stock Exchange Group – helped drive the UK bourse's revenues 9% higher in the first quarter, a period it described as having "testing market conditions".

LCH revenues increased 14% to £84.3 million in the three months to March 31, compared with the same period in 2015, the LSE said in a statement on April 27.

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