Latest news is that the move was blocked
Shareholders already voted for it. Another world wide well known and respected British institution gone.

What Britain stands for and British tradition mean nothing to David Cameron and his Tories' friend.
At an event of German Boerse Photography Foundation Prize the boss Carsten Kenteger was wooing his guest with Churchill's favourite champagne, Pol Roger.
Mr Kenteger, who could take-over soon the London Stock Exchange pointed out that Churchill was also in favour of a "United State of Europe". which suppose to have a knock-out on Brexit. This statement is a bit hard to swallow especially in view of the new plan of merging the Deutsche Bank with London Stock Exchange and with a German boss in charge. No racism meant but Winston Churchill was not exactly a friend of the Germans obviously.
Mr Kenteger already working hard on it and sent this week a 500 page, in German and English, to his shareholders explaining the merger and the savings.
However, a 500 page does not proof a saving.
He seems to put the cart before the horse because there is a small matter of an EU referendum which might turn out to be a Brexit.
Hopefully it will be a Brexit because Brussels tyrannical rules, some make sense but most of them do not, are beyond belief. The UK is already at a stage where they cannot make any decision and arrogant Brussels promised a tsunami of new rules should it remain in the EU. At least Brussels is open and honest about that.
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