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FTSE 100 news / Companies and sectors / Financial services / 13 October 2026

Financial services: sector news on Tuesday 13 October 2026

Average tone +3.1 (positive) across 9 companies with relevant coverage, from 46 stories.

Company by company

CompanyToneStoriesWhat the coverage was about
Investec+3.712Coverage was mostly about Investec's £21m refinancing loan for a Belfast student housing scheme and its choice of Navan to run its global travel programme.
London Stock Exchange Group+2.012Coverage was led by a new multi-year data agreement with CMC Markets, which is good for LSEG.
M&G+5.56Coverage mainly focused on M&G's launch of a £74m private credit LTAF for defined contribution savers, alongside its commentary on pension money supporting UK growth.
IG Group+1.75Coverage was mixed, with Jefferies reaffirming its Buy rating on IG Group while one piece looked back at a revenue warning that had shaken the market.
Pershing Square Holdings+1.35Coverage was mixed: Baupost's new stake in Pershing Square was a positive, while a Citigroup move to sell and a reminder of the old Netflix loss weighed slightly.
Aberdeen Group+2.02Most coverage was routine filings and fund listings, so little of it bore on the group itself.
ICG+4.52Coverage was limited to Yahoo Finance pieces, with one describing the shares as still looking cheap after a 49% three-year run.
Schroders+4.21The only relevant coverage was a Livewire Markets piece on how Schroders is approaching fixed income, which reads as mildly positive for its reputation.
St. James's Place+3.01The only relevant coverage was about St.
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