Devil in the data as funds call for scrutiny of LSE’s Refinitiv deal

Devil in the data as funds call for scrutiny of LSE’s Refinitiv deal

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LONDON (Reuters) – Some trading and investment firms are calling for competition regulators to scrutinize London Stock Exchange’s (LSE.L) proposed $27 billion takeover of financial information provider Refinitiv to prevent further market data price hikes.
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