Hargreaves Lansdown Stock News

Shareholders recently accepted a low-ball takeover offer from a private equity consortium, and HL is now expected to be taken private in the first quarter of 2025. I could have held onto my shares until they were prised, unwillingly, from my grasp next year, but I have decided to cut my losses now and reinvest the proceeds elsewhere. My current dividend model has HL's fair value closer to £17 t...

London-headquartered fintech leader Revolut plans to introduce trading for UK and EU-listed stocks starting next year, Revolut's head of wealth and trading in the UK Yana Shkrebenkova disclosed in a Bloomberg interview. The company, which is a hotly tipped IPO candidate in the coming years, has secured approval from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to operate as an investment firm.

Hargreaves Lansdown is facing a group lawsuit from more 5,000 people who invested in Neil Woodford's collapsed equity fund via its pensions and investment platform. The claim is being led by claims management firm RGL Management, which says Hargreaves continued to promote the fund to customers even when it was aware of its "portfolio diversification and liquidity issues".

Hargreaves Lansdown , Britain's largest investment platform, said on Tuesday it expects the completion of its agreed 5.4 billion pound ($7 billion) takeover by an international consortium in the first quarter of 2025.

Retail investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown PLC (LSE:HL.) saw increased customer inflows into tax-advantaged accounts like SIPPs and ISAs over the past three months thanks to anxiety over tomorrow's Autumn Budget from Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Hargreaves Lansdown PLC (LSE:HL.) reported a 13% fall in its Investor Confidence Index for September.

Hargreaves Lansdown PLC (LSE:HL.) investors are now preparing to be taken private after the company confirmed this morning it had approved the £5.4 billion offer from a consortium including CVC, Nordic Capital and Platinum Ivy.

News of investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown PLC (LSE:HL.) formally accepting a £5.4 billion private equity takeover offer has overshadowed what turned out to be better-than-expected full-year financial results.